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Coincidentally (or not), John Wayne died of lung cancer twenty-seven years after that spot aired; some of the last commercials he filmed were to ask people to stop smoking. Remember when the government made a big stink about Joe buy cigarettes in the nineties? They were outraged that more kids recognized Camel’s cartoon carton-pusher than could ID Mickey Mouse. Camels were flying off the shelves and (presumably) into the tiny fingers of young children. This was nothing new, cartoon characters had been selling cigarettes for decades, particularly on television.

Although some, including a top ReynoldsТ executive, argue that smokeless tobacco poses fewer health risks than buy cheap cigarettes, studies have linked it to various diseases, particularly mouth cancer. Nobody knows for sure. Absent government regulation, however, Big Tobacco would be free to market these and other products as less harmful than cigarettes. So far, cigarette-makers havenТt done that, but theyТve taken that tack before. On the ropes in 1964 when the surgeon general first warned of smokingТs dangers, the industry came up with УlightФ and other Уlow-tarФ cigarettes to lure the public. The ploy worked. Smokers switched in droves. Yet to satisfy their addiction, they smoked more and inhaled more deeply. As a result, the National Cancer Institute reported in 2001, the Уnet effect of the introduction and mass marketingФ of these brands may have been an increase in smoking-related deaths. Federal regulation could prevent a repeat of that cruel deceit. Under a bipartisan measure: * The FDA would have to approve, based on scientific evidence, any Уreduced harmФ claim by industry.

“One tree is axed and bleached for every 300 cigarettes rolled in paper. That’s one tree every two weeks if you smoke a pack a day.” These are the sorts of shockingly clear statistics that Vasil provides throughout the book. Data that will make us each think of our actions and choices and hopefully provide us with motivation to make changes. “Start with three small things that feel manageable to you. Whether it’s driving one less day a week to work or whether it is switching that (disposable) water bottle to a reusable mug . . . or switching your toilet paper over to recycled, instead of using the boreal forest, which really shouldn’t be knocked down for our tissue products.” Vasil makes it sound so manageable, and doable, and she is right when she says, “It is not a change in quality either.” Obviously being environmentally conscious is not just about buying the “right” product. It is about speaking up, and asking for change. “We should be pressing for local and organic when possible. We’ve got to let the companies we buy from know, we’ve got to let the stores we buy from know. We’ve got to let the politicians know as well, that we want to see change.” I asked Vasil if she thinks politicians are genuinely motivated to talk and act “green.” “They’re definitely painting a big green stripe down their back because they’re trying to convince voters that they’re just eco-friendly enough that they should be voted in again.” But Vasil says this gives us the power to hold them accountable. She says we must hold their feet to the fire and keep watching them. Vasil cautions we have to “beware of the ‘greenwash’ on all levels, from corporations, and businesses and governments. “It’s becoming a bigger problem these days because everyone wants to cash in on the green trend.” But armed with accurate information such as Vasil provides, we can be aware of the realities and the consequences of our actions on the environment. Vasil hopes her book will “get the idea across that change is manageable, that we can do it in increments . . . we can do it with a sense of humour . . . that’s what I’m trying to do with the book . . . just encourage people. “I just want to affect people’s lives to be a little greener.” Kermit the Frog may have been wrong. It’s easy being green. Mary Jo Anderson is a freelance writer who lives in Halifax. 555 Belomorkanal Bond Camel Chesterfield Dallas Davidoff Dunhill Epique Esse Gauloises Karelia Kent L&M Lucky Strike Magna Marlboro Marlboro Mild Seven Monte Carlo More Pall Mall Parliament Peter I R1 Rothmans Russian Style Salem Sobranie Sovereign Viceroy Virginia Slims Vogue West Winston

That’s right: a lawsuit against the government to prove that Nicotine is NOT a drug. After all, it’s not on the DEA’s list of scheduled drugs, so what does the DEA consider it to be? Anyone who has ever smoked cheap cigarettes online know that Nicotine is a seriously addictive drug. Ever see all those commercials about stopping “the cravings”? Nicotine is one of the most addictive and dangerous drugs on the market YET it’s not scheduled as a drug by the DEA. Here is the LINK< link to: http://www.usdoj.gov/dea/pubs/scheduling.html > to their chart, which lists drugs progressively from Schedule 5 (the least harmful, such as Robitussin) to Schedule 1 (the most dangerous, such as heroin, psilocybin, peyote, mescaline, GHB, etc.) These schedule 1 drugs are known to be highly addictive, generally lethal and lacking in medicinal value. And even though those things are known to be true about Nicotine, it does not exist on the DEA’s drug schedule. For the record, Nicotine is lethal at 40-60mg (a buy cigarettes online provides about 1mg of Nicotine) and death occurs from paralysis of the respiratory system. Here is the DEA’s criteria for drug scheduling:

Life time smoking of ready made cigarettes online can be readily quantified as “pack years” smoked, but methods for measuring loose tobacco use are less well established. In this study the frequency of loose tobacco use by 247 hospital in-patients was determined; 64% were current or ex-smokers, 41.3% of whom (25.9% of participants) had smoked loose tobacco. A formula was developed for converting loose tobacco use to pack years smoked, based on the weight of tobacco in ready made cigarettes; 12.5 g or half an ounce of loose tobacco was approximately equivalent to one packet of 20 cigarettes. Using a questionnaire it was found that hospital physicians of all grades were able to convert smoking histories of ready made cigarettes, but not loose tobacco, into number of “pack years” smoked.

I’ve got a question about the different smells that different brands produce on a lady’s breath. I’ve always found women who smoke marlboro Reds and Red 100s, and Newports, to have very rich smokey appealling breath. However, I’ve dated lights smokers, and ultra-light smokers, and found their breath to stink like burnt plastic. I recently dated a lady who smoked Marlboro ultra-light menthols and her breath was hrrendous from those things (burnt plastic) and a real turn-off. In contrast, the Buy Cigarettes breath of a Reds or Newport smoker totally turns me on. Has anyone else had the same reaction?