GOP shutdown will affect your national park visit
Those who seek to escape the headlines and put back to nature this week could meet a severe reminder of the government’s closure led by the GOP. The services of the National Park will have limited services because Democrats and Republicans chop public spending.
According to The Interior MinistrySome parks do not mention the workers necessary to clean or store the bathrooms while the guest services will also do their doors. But for those who go to areas with unreliable weather or road conditions, they could go blind now that websites will not be updated with the necessary security information.
“Park staff will display panels indicating that only basic services or without maintenance activities or other management activities will be carried out and that emergency services will be limited,” says the emergency plan.
THE Government judgment in 2018 I saw national parks dealing with vandalism, overflowing garbage and human excrement. There were also concerns of permanent damage to natural resources and cultural artefacts.
Although the closures are temporary, there is an imminent darkness on this particular shock of politicians. Federal employees are not only expected in their time before they can get back to work – President Donald Trump intends to take this opportunity to make more cuts.
“Unfortunately, because the Democrats have closed the government, the president managed his cabinet and the management and budget office works with agencies at all levels to identify where the cuts can be made and we believe that the layoffs are imminent”, the press secretary of the White House Karoline Leavitt Tell journalists Wednesday.
We do not know exactly where the Trump administration plans to make cuts, but the NPS-yourself have already seen its Part of the endings since the president took office. About 24% of the NPS permanent workforce was cut Since Trump, and the Former Elon Musk government efficiency chiefbegan to make his way through federal jobs.
“The National Park Service is in shock from historical endowment losses. Almost a quarter of its permanent staff has disappeared, and the others are extended by the edge just by trying to keep the parks open, safe and protected, “Theresa Pierno, president and chief executive officer of the National Parks Conservation Association, said in July.
In the meantime, workers have Tell other points of saleBefore the stop, that they are just in “survival mode” to keep the parks open and safe for visitors.
