The U.S. Forest Service is proposing to close several research hubs as part of an effort to manage its budget. According to the agency, the closures are necessary to operate within financial constraints. However, the plan includes shutting down facilities that have rental costs of less than $1, while maintaining a facility that incurs expenses of $1 million.
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Forest Service Proposes Closure of Research Hubs to Reduce Costs
The U.S. Forest Service is considering closing research hubs to address budgetary constraints. The proposal includes the closure of low-cost facilities while keeping a high-cost facility operational.
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Forest Service Proposes Closure of Research Hubs to Reduce Costs