Federal Power Weakens Historic Preservation | Anchorage News

The Advisory Council on Historic Preservation just gutted Section 106 — the cornerstone of historic preservation law — giving the federal government unchecked power to bulldoze our past. Citizens, tribes, and local governments can no longer stop projects that threaten historic sites. This isn’t just about buildings — it’s about democracy, accountability, and who gets to decide what our history looks like. While lawsuits are already rolling in to defend landmarks like the Kennedy Center and Eisenhower Building, the real fight is ahead: voters must demand leaders who’ll restore balance and protect America’s heritage before it’s too late.

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