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	"author_name": "Beyond Plastics",
	"author_url": "https://actionnetwork.org/groups/beyond-plastics",
	"title": "Give National Parks Back The Power to Reject Plastic Pollution",
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	"description": "Single-use plastic water bottles are one of the biggest sources of trash in our national parks but the Trump administration ended a very successful 2017 waste reduction program that let each park choose to opt-in to banning plastic water bottles, something that 23 of them, including Zion and Grand Canyon had done, preventing the waste of 2 BILLION plastic water bottles to date. Urge Congress to restore this excellent option ASAP!",
	"url": "https://actionnetwork.org/letters/water-bottles-national-parks"
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