SPF Act
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Summary
The SPF Act directs the National Park Service to study and report on options for providing mineral-based, broad-spectrum sunscreen and other sun protection methods at low or no cost to visitors in national parks. The report, due within one year, must examine potential funding mechanisms including public-private partnerships, nonprofit collaborations, and existing NPS budget resources, and must address environmental impacts, equitable access across skin tones, and public awareness strategies. The bill includes congressional findings on skin cancer rates, sunscreen effectiveness, and examples of states that have implemented free sunscreen programs in their parks.
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