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Within a month, the National Park Service will ban the sales of plastic water bottles in the Grand Canyon park, a move that might annoy both swarms of not-so sustainable-minded tourists and maybe some Coca-Cola representatives.
People will just bring their own in, nobody is going to want to stand in line to get water out a truck. I know when I was on the North Rim local water was a big concern. They didn't want you wasting it because there wasn't much of it. I know on our trips we always had a few gallons of water in the car. We had nalgene bottles in our backpacks before it became the green thing to do. For us it was the green thing, $$$.
Kind of funny story about that, we could see this lake outlined on our map and we're following these signs around in circles for about an hour trying to find it. Here it was right next to our camp site. This is Lake Jacob, largest body of water for hundreds of miles, that's not the tip of it, that's almost the whole thing. It's poor picture but you can see some deer in the background to the left.
Within a month, the National Park Service will ban the sales of plastic water bottles in the Grand Canyon park, a move that might annoy both swarms of not-so sustainable-minded tourists and maybe some Coca-Cola representatives.
people are littering NJ with plastic water bottles...Can NJ ban them too?!
They can set a deposit of 25 cents on each bottle... any litter will get picked up by the people from the frugal forum.
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