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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.
It's just a few weeks into the presidential primary season, and already Democratic contenders are talking far more about climate change than they have in the past.
By Scott Waldman in Climatewire
Removing all the trees that could fall on power lines and start more wildfires would be costly, California's largest utility told a federal judge.
By Anne C. Mulkern in Energywire
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It's just a few weeks into the presidential primary season, and already Democratic contenders are talking far more about climate change than they have in the past.
By Scott Waldman in Climatewire
Removing all the trees that could fall on power lines and start more wildfires would be costly, California's largest utility told a federal judge.
By Anne C. Mulkern in Energywire