Holistic Conservation and Cultural Triage: American Indian Perspectives on Cultural Resources
Human OrganizationPublished 1 June 1990
Richard W. Stoffle, Michael I. Evans
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The National Environmental Policy Act and other laws require American Indian cultural resource studies as part of the environmental impact assessment of development projects. Indian people make two general types of responses: holistic conservation (
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