National Park Service Introduces Annual Body-Dumping Pass for Federal Lands
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The Onion Staff
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Summary
The National Park Service has introduced an annual body-dumping pass, covering admission and day-use fees for disposing of dead bodies on federal lands, including national parks and other government-owned nature preserves. The pass aims to attract more visitors by offering discounted access to over 2,000 scenic burial grounds.
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