Una California sin la Industria del Tabaco no sólo es posible, ya comenzó.



El Mundo de Fantasía de la Industria del Tabaco
La Industria del Tabaco y la nicotina promete que vapear es más “saludable”. 34 Sin embargo, los vapes pueden contener sustancias químicas que causan cáncer, como arsénico, plomo y formaldehído. 56789101112131415161718192021 Es hora de despertar.
Exhala
Dos ciudades han puesto fin con la venta de tabaco, y se han reducido las tasas de fumar y cáncer de pulmón, una California sin la Industria del Tabaco ya comenzó. 12222324
Nicotina es Veneno para el Cerebro
La nicotina es un veneno altamente adictivo y una neurotoxina especialmente peligrosa para los cerebros en desarrollo de los jóvenes.2526272829
La Pequeña Gran Mentira
Las colillas de cigarrillo están hechas de microplásticos. Los microplásticos son fibras tóxicas muy pequeñas que contaminan nuestro medio ambiente y pudieran hacernos daño a todos.30313233

Sin tabaco con sabores se salvarán vidas.
Una nueva ley da fin a la venta de casi todo el tabaco con sabores, incluyendo vapes y mentolados. Protegiendo a California de una adicción mortal, especialmente a nuestros hijos.343536
El daño de la industria del tabaco
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Protege a las personas y lugares que amas
Es fácil alzar tu voz para unirte a la lucha y proteger a los californianos de los daños de la industria del tabaco solo toma unos minutos.
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