We work to improve health equity by: educating about tobacco industry targeting of communities, past and current commercial tobacco inequities, and resulting health disparities, examining and focusing on improving equity in the programs and policies we support, supporting the right of local communities to protect themselves from tobacco industry tactics, including local authority for stronger regulations to limit commercial tobacco sales and marketing, recognizing that people addicted to nicotine products are often coping with greater stressors and inequities than the general population and opposing programs or policies that blame or stigmatize them, supporting investments in culturally responsive strategies that are developed by each community to support their well-being, and identifying and trying to fill data gaps to understand impacts of commercial tobacco on specific communities and improving research infrastructure to be more representative and inclusive of all Washington communities

Shops are also barred from selling any tobacco product made before May 20, 2019
On the issue of the boundaries around UPFs, the NOVA classification was developed by a scientist for scientists, but fortunately, there are really good published, peer-reviewed demonstrations that that classification system can be adapted to work for policymakers
CDPH: Dos and Donts for E-waste Disposal California Department of Public Health image of step-by-step process for disposing of e-waste, including what not to do
Amplify on Social Media Share your support on social media by using #PlasticsTreaty #INC4 #PlasticPollution in combination with the resources above and the graphics below
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