No more single-use plastics in U.S. national parks, on public lands by 2032
The U.S. Department of the Interior has announced plans to phase out the sale of single-use plastic products in national parks and other public lands by 2032. The move is aimed at curbing the leading contributor to plastic pollution as recycling rates in the U.S. continue to decline. Secretary of ...
REGISTER NOW a Free Account today to continue reading this article.
Sign-in if you already subscribe to The Outdoor industry Compass.
Subscribe today for just €9 a week!
Get access to what the top decision makers are reading in the outdoor industry.
- Insights you won’t find anywhere else about outdoor brands and retailers and the outdoor market
- Weekly Email Briefings - the must-read for all decision-makers in the industry
- Get inspiration to drive your business forward
- Get unlimited access to oicompass.com and secure access to all news, insights and analysis
- Guest chronicles, interviews, insights from industry experts and leaders that are shaping the future of the industry
Or sign-up for a trial month for just 9,90€. To continue reading this article REGISTER NOW.