Thailand's Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation (DNP) on Wednesday banned sunscreens containing chemical substances that are suspected to damage coral reefs from its marine national parks. The decision by this major Southeast Asian tourist destination follows a similar move by Hawaii in 2018.
Thailand's sandy beaches have long been popular destinations for millions of tourists but concerns are growing that the lotions they use as protection from the tropical sun are...
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