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POLITICS & POLICY • UNITED STATES

Oklahoma tribes warn proposed preservation-law changes could affect ancestral sites in Ohio

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Oklahoma tribes say proposed changes to the National Historic Preservation Act could put ancestral sites in Ohio at risk. The proposal is not described as enacted, and the supplied report does not specify what changes would apply to particular sites.

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Why it matters

The issue concerns the protection of culturally significant sites and could affect tribal nations and preservation decisions in the United States. The report does not identify immediate effects on businesses or households.