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Tobacco-smoking relapse rates for released prisoners would suggest that providing snus rather than nicotine patches and lozenges would be a better approach in smoke-free prisons.Read More
Tobacco-smoking relapse rates for released prisoners would suggest that providing snus rather than nicotine patches and lozenges would be a better approach in smoke-free prisons.Read More
Indonesia's Finance Minister has spoken honestly to young people about the dilemma that tobacco raises in a country where it is economically important but destructive health-wise.Read More
The world as we know it is drinking at the last chance saloon. Sustainability needs to concentrate on the survival of the environment, and that will require regulation.Read More
In Indonesia, which has a huge domestic tobacco industry that is a vital source of employment, the Government must walk a fine line between tobacco’s benefits and costs.Read More
Since air pollution kills more people than are killed by tobacco smoke, perhaps the Bangkok authorities should take a fresh look at their taxation policies.Read More
Now that it is known that more people are killed by air pollution than by tobacco smoke; the point that smoke is avoidable while air pollution is not might at last gain some traction.Read More
The comparison below stems from the fact that the UK has three official comparators: the double-decker bus (confusingly, for length), the football pitch (area) and Wales (everything else).Read More
Japan Tobacco met its previous long-term target for reducing greenhouse gas emissions well ahead of schedule. Now, it has an ambitious plan to take it to 2030. Read More
In a country such as the Philippines, which has traditionally grown a lot of tobacco, price hikes on tobacco products are a two-edged sword.Read More
The problem with trying to predict how climate change will impact businesses is that climate change is not a wholly predictable business.Read More