NATIONAL PARKS
Keeping sites open violates U.S. laws — groups
Two advocacy groups today accused acting Interior Secretary David Bernhardt of violating four federal laws by allowing national parks to remain open with too few rangers to protect them.
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Rob Hotakainen, E&E News reporter
Two advocacy groups today accused acting Interior Secretary David Bernhardt of violating four federal laws by allowing national parks to remain open with too few rangers to protect them.
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