O.K. to dump graywater in National Parks!
It's official- digging a hole for graywater/kitchen scraps is A-O.K. in National Parks. Well, in Olympic National Park, anyway. Source of the below quote is an article about a Park-sponsored proje...
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So thru the 40s, 50s and 60s RVs didn't even have gray tanks.
Problem was; there were lots of Phosphates in the soaps and detergents that were bad for the water. So the New Nixon created EPA mandated no more dumping combined with taking phosphates out of cleaning products was put in place in the 70s.
Fast forward 30-40 years and it doesn't damage anything putting biodegradable water on or in the ground.
I'm not crazy about garbage as it's going attract critters.
Problem was; there were lots of Phosphates in the soaps and detergents that were bad for the water. So the New Nixon created EPA mandated no more dumping combined with taking phosphates out of cleaning products was put in place in the 70s.
Fast forward 30-40 years and it doesn't damage anything putting biodegradable water on or in the ground.
I'm not crazy about garbage as it's going attract critters.
