Michael Waring, co-author of the study and associate professor at Drexel's College of Engineering, said in a statement: "While many public areas have restrictions on smoking, including distance from doorways, non-smoking buildings and even full smoking bans on campus for some universities, these smoking limitations often only serve to protect non-smoking populations from exposure to second-hand smoke." "This study shows that third-hand smoke, which we are realizing can be harmful to health as second-hand smoke, is much more difficult to avoid." The paper came about after a Drexel researcher studied how outdoor air particles change when they come inside, by measuring the air composition in an unoccupied classroom
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Other measures progressing through the legislature this week include bills on digital privacy, social media, sex crimes, firearms, energy and a host of other issues
And cigarette companies have been raising prices increasingly faster (with no impact on demand)
Because those acts were passed long ago, Alabama Republican Senator Tommy Tuberville has joined with Idaho Republican Senator Mike Crapo to introduce the Sporting Goods Excise Tax Modernization Act to update the legislation and close loopholes that allow foreign manufacturers to avoid those excise levies