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America's national parks are facing a steep repair bill of roughly $24 billion
America's national parks require approximately $24 billion in repairs for aging infrastructure, with deferred maintenance raising safety and access concerns. The 2020 Great American Outdoors Act provided $1.9 billion annually for five years to address backlogs, but the funding expired, prompting bipartisan efforts to extend it. Repairs have addressed over 3,800 assets across public lands, though challenges remain.
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