0:26
Nick Begich
48:40 - 49:07
"H.R. 8674 Bars mining, bars transfer to anyone but the federal government, and bars any development that would diminish the Geese Houses site's cultural significance."
“H.R. 8674 Bars mining, bars transfer to anyone but the federal government, and bars any development that would diminish the Geese Houses site's cultural significance.”
- Speaker
- Nick Begich
- Timestamp
- 48:40 – 49:07
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- September 17, 2026
From the transcript
Ms. Obed, H.R. 8674 Bars mining, bars transfer to anyone but the federal government, and bars any development that would diminish the Geese Houses site's cultural significance. Can you explain how Doyon intends to manage and protect this site once it is conveyed, and why Doyon, rather than continued federal management, is best positioned to be its steward for future generations of shareholders?
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