Ua faʻamaonia e le au pulega o le taulaga i Sisifo, le faʻasaina o le la, o loʻo iai vailaʻau e lua, na maua ai aʻafiaga o 'amu ma meaola o le sami.

O le Key West City Commission na palota i le 6-1 i le taimi o lana fonotaga ia Fepuari 5 e pasia ai le tulafono e faʻasa ai le faʻatau atu poʻo le tufatufaina atu o soʻo se oloa e maua mai i le la o loʻo maua ai le oxybenzone ma / poʻo le octinoxate.

Eseese suʻesuʻega faʻailoa mai o vailaʻau nei e lua e mafai ona faʻateleina ai le faʻamamaina o 'amu, mafua ai le maliu i le atiaʻe o' amu ma mafua ai le faʻaleagaina o 'amu ma isi meaola o le sami.

O Key West ma le Florida Keys Island chain o loʻo faʻatusalia e le konetineta o le Iunaite Setete 'naʻo' amu olaola paʻaga, o loʻo taoto i totonu o le Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary.

"Ia te aʻu lava, e amata lava i le mea moni o loo i ai le faitau afe o sunscreens iina ma e tasi lo tatou aau, ma e i ai lo tatou avanoa e faia ai se mea laitiiti e puipuia lena," o le tala lea a Key West Mayor Teri Johnston i le fonotaga. “Ou te talitonu o le tatou tiute lea.”

O le tulafono e tatau ona amata faamamaluina Ian. 1, 2021, ma faamalosia e ala i lapataiga ma upusii lautele. Tuusaunoaina e tatau ona faia mo togafitiga laiseneina. 

"Talosia, o isi nuu i le setete o Florida o le a pikiina foi lenei ma amata a latou gaioiga," o le tala lea a le Komesina o Jimmy Weekley.

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“To me, it boils right down to the fact that there are thousands of sunscreens out there and we have one reef, and we have an opportunity to do one small thing to protect that,” said Key West Mayor Teri Johnston at the meeting.
Eseese suʻesuʻega faʻailoa mai o vailaʻau nei e lua e mafai ona faʻateleina ai le faʻamamaina o 'amu, mafua ai le maliu i le atiaʻe o' amu ma mafua ai le faʻaleagaina o 'amu ma isi meaola o le sami.
Key West and the Florida Keys island chain are paralleled by the continental United States' only living coral barrier reef, lying within the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary.