It really wasn't a regulation, it was voluntary - by the parks. Yes, it

Posted: May 12th, 2018 - 12:47 pm In Reply to: "The National Park Service says the so-called bottled water - ban policy in effect removed the

was stupid to do that and allow the sale of unhealthy beverages. Maybe sell water, don't allow to bring in water, and charge a $10 deposit and you get that back when you bring the bottle back. :)

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