Tobacco Unfiltered

Smoke-Free Progress in Wyoming, Ohio

And more evidence that smoke-free doesn't hurt business

Editor
Jul 30, 2012

photo

The past week brought major progress in the movement for smoke-free air in Wyoming and Ohio.

In Wyoming, Casper's strong smoke-free law will take effect on September 1 after opponents failed to collect the required 2,000 signatures to put the measure on the November ballot. The Casper City Council in June approved the ordinance, which will require restaurants, bars and other public places to be smoke-free.

Continue reading Smoke-Free Progress in Wyoming, Ohio

posted July 30, 2012

Indy Will Be Smoke-Free At Last!

Indianapolis mayor signs smoke-free ordinance, clearing the air on June 1

Editor
Apr 20, 2012

photo

The years-long effort to make Indianapolis smoke-free has finally succeeded. After a long campaign by health advocates, civic leaders and public officials – and multiple votes by the City-County Council – Mayor Greg Ballard has signed a new ordinance that will make all restaurants and bars and most other workplaces smoke-free.

Continue reading Indy Will Be Smoke-Free At Last!

posted April 20, 2012

How Important is it to be 100% Smoke Free?

Let CBS News show you how unhealthy the smokiest cities look

Editor
Mar 28, 2011

photo

CBS News, with the help of Americans for Nonsmokers’ Rights, has found some of the smokiest cities in America and shows exactly why: They're places where elected officials have refused to take strong action to protect everyone’s right to breathe clean air.

Continue reading How Important is it to be 100% Smoke Free?

posted March 28, 2011

Join the Tobacco-Free Kids E-Newsletter

Learn More »
Outside the US? Click here. Are You Inside the US or Canada?
Close

Why Get Tobacco Unfiltered Email Alerts?

Get a heads up each time we blog news and information about the global tobacco epidemic and the movement to reduce tobacco use and its terrible toll of disease and death in the United States and around the world.

By signing up, you may also get occasional alerts about opportunities to fight Big Tobacco nationally. (See Our Privacy Policy)

Why Get Tobacco Unfiltered Email Alerts?

Get a heads up each time we blog news and information about the global tobacco epidemic and the movement to reduce tobacco use and its terrible toll of disease and death in the United States and around the world.

By signing up, you may also get occasional alerts about opportunities to fight Big Tobacco nationally. (See Our Privacy Policy)

Tags

Academy Awards, addiction, adults, advertising, Africa, airports, Altria, American Cancer Society, American Heart Association, American Lung Association, Americans for Non-Smokers' Rights, Argentina, Australia, babies, Bangladesh, baseball, Bidis, Big Tobacco, Brazil, Brown and Williamson, business, California, Camacho Cigars, Camel, Camel Orbs, campaign contributions, Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, campus, cancer, candy, cars, CDC, cessation, Champion Award, Cheyenne International, chile, China, cigarettes, cigars, Clinton Global Initiative, CNN, colleges, compensation, concerts, Congress, convenience stores, Counter Tobacco, cruise ships, death rates, Delaware, diet, dissolvables, Djarum, DOJ, drug, Dunhills, Earth day, editorials, European Union, FairWarning, Family Dollar, Fathers' Day, FCTC, FDA, flavored, Florida, football, Frank Lautenberg, funding, GATS, Georgia, glob, global tobacco epidemic, government interference, graphic warning labels, Great American Smokeout, gutka, harms, health, healthcare reform, Heart Disease, Hollywood, Honduras, hood wraps, hotels, Idaho, Illinois, India, Indiana, Indianapolis, indonesia, Indonesia, industry watch, influence, ingredients, international, Ireland, July 4th, Kansas, Kentucky, Kessler, Kick Butts Day, kids, kitty litter, L.A. Lights, labor, Latin America, Legacy, LGBT, light and low tar, little cigars, loose tobacco, Lorillard, Louis Camilleri, low-income families, Margaret Chan, marketing, Maryland, Massachusetts, mental illness, menthol, Mexico, Michael Bloomberg, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, MLB, Moneyball, mothers, movies, National Institutes of Health, native Americans, Natural American Spirit, Navajo, NCAA, Nepal, New Hampshire, New Year's Resolutions, New York, New York City, New Zealand, non-communicable diseases, north carolina, North Dakota, Obama, Ohio, Oklahoma, op-eds, oral cancer, Orange Bowl, Oscars, other tobacco products, pakistan, Pakistan, Peru, Philip Morris International, Philip Morris USA, Philippines, pipe tobacco, plain packaging, politics, poverty, pregnant, prevention, price, promotions, public education campaigns, Public Service Announcement, quitting, R.J. Reynolds, racketeering, Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel, Reynolds American, Rick Snyder, roll-your-own, Russia, RYO, salaries, SAMHSA, Sampoerna, Saudi Arabia, school, schools, secondhand smoke, Senegal, shisha, slim cigarettes, smoke-free, smokeless, smoking, smoking baby, smoking rates, South Carolina, South Korea, sponsorship, Sri Lanka, St. Louis, Stephen Strasburg, Super Bowl, surgeon general,

About This Blog

We blog news and information about the global movement to reduce tobacco use and its devastating toll.

We expose the tobacco industry's deceitful practices and chronicle the work of advocates in the United States and around the globe who are battling the world’s leading cause of preventable death.

Comments? Feedback?