WASHINGTON (AP) — The Interior Department says automatic spending cuts set to take effect next month could lead to reduced hours and services at national parks, wildlife refuges and other public lands.
The department is preparing to reduce hours and services at all 398 national parks and possibly could close up to 128 wildlife refuges.
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