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Less Plastic in National Parks: New Rules for Visitors

New regulations aim to reduce disposable plastic products, like water bottles and bags, in national parks. This means visitors might find fewer disposable plastic water bottles available and will be encouraged to use their own reusable containers. The goal is to reduce waste and protect the natural environment.
Key points
National parks will gradually phase out the sale of water in disposable plastic bottles and other plastic products.
Refill stations will be available in parks, and visitors will be educated on the importance of bringing their own reusable containers.
These changes aim to reduce plastic waste and protect nature, which may affect how visitors plan their park visits.
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Additional Information
Reducing Waste in National Parks Act
Print number: S 2960
Sponsor: Sen. Merkley, Jeff [D-OR]
Process start date: 2021-10-07