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Tribal Nations

Reporting from and about Tribal Nations, reservations, and tribal communities in Minnesota and the surrounding region.

What Is Section 106 and Why Does It Matter for Tribal Nations?

Before a federally funded or permitted project moves forward, who gets a say in whether it could damage historic places? Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 allows Tribal Nations, preservation officials, and the public to help answer that question. It requires federal agencies to consider how their projects could affect historic […]

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