1. Short title This Act may be cited as the Reducing Waste in National Parks Act . 2. Disposable plastic bottle recycling and reduction in units of the National Park System (a) Program for recycling and reduction of disposable plastic bottles in units of the National Park System Each regional director concerned shall establish in such unit of the National Park System a program for recycling and reduction of disposable plastic bottles, including, if applicable, elimination of the sale of water in disposable plastic bottles under subsection (b). (b) Elimination of sale of water in disposable plastic bottles (1) In general Each regional director concerned may eliminate the sale of water in disposable plastic bottles in such unit of the National Park System after consideration of the following factors with respect to such unit: (A) The costs and benefits to the overall operations. (B) The amount of waste that would be eliminated. (C) The infrastructure costs and funding sources for bottle refill stations. (D) Any contractual implications with respect to concessioners, including considerations of new leaseholder surrender interest or possessory interest. (E) The operational costs of bottle refill stations, including utilities and regular public health testing. (F) The cost and availability of BPA-free reusable containers. (G) The effect on concessioner and cooperation association sales revenue. (H) The availability of water within concession food service operations. (I) The ability to provide visitor education in the unit and online so that visitors may come prepared with their own water bottles. (J) Any input from the National Park Service Office of Public Health. (K) The feasibility of posting signs so that visitors can easily find bottle refill stations. (L) Safety considerations for visitors who may resort to not carrying enough water or drinking from surface water sources with potential exposure to disease. (M) Any input from concessioners and cooperating associations within the unit. (2) Units of National Park