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When a lithium exploration project threatened Ha’Kamwe’, the Hualapai Tribe turned to Section 106—and won a court-ordered halt to drilling.
Preservation law
is under attack.
For 60 years, the public has had a voice before federal projects change the places they care about. Now Congress is considering a bill that could shut that voice out.
In simplest terms:
The public gets less say.
Developers get more power.
The proposal would cut communities out of parts of the review process, shorten the time to challenge decisions, and give project applicants a new way to enforce deadlines in court.
Tell Congress:
Keep the public at the table.
Once these decisions are made, they can be almost impossible to reverse. Section 106 is designed to make sure the people who live with the consequences are heard before that happens.
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