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Here is an article that fairly describes what - happened. It tells both

Posted: May 12th, 2018 - 12:03 pm In Reply to: A few years ago? Trump wasn't in office a few yerars - ago.

sides. Read the article before you criticize the source.

Though there never really was a ban, several parks chose not to sell it but still sold other bottled drinks.

My personal thoughts are that this administration should take steps to better what was started and get more watering stations in and stop the sale of bottled drinks period. People could bring their own bottles and refill them at the stations.

I see both sides of this story but the part about the water companies lobbying for profits disturbs me and does not help the situation of garbage in our parks.

I read another article that would explain your question. The Everglades was not one who stepped up and did this.

Hope for a friendly discussion on this topic since this topic affects all of us.

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