Tribal Opposition Rises Against Proposed Hydropower Rule Changes
November 18, 2025
Tribes oppose Trump’s hydropower proposal, which bypasses tribal consent for projects on reservations, risking sovereignty.
Tribes oppose Trump’s hydropower proposal, which bypasses tribal consent for projects on reservations, risking sovereignty.
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