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Shutdown losses: $5M so far, and rising
Dozens of national parks planned to raise their entry fees on Jan. 1 to help pay for long-delayed maintenance projects, but the National Park Service now is offering free admission instead.
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Rob Hotakainen, E&E News reporter
Dozens of national parks planned to raise their entry fees on Jan. 1 to help pay for long-delayed maintenance projects, but the National Park Service now is offering free admission instead.
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