Here are some ideas that have been floated so far. A fun, Pittsburgh-style courtesy campaign, similar to what CTA did a decade ago Legalizing smoking on platforms, or at least outdoor platforms, maybe with a designated smoking area that non-smokers can avoid Offering a designated Smoking Car at night Im aware of the CTAs recent air filter pliot announcement, I added
I love that, for an hour-plus, time slows down for me
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REFERENCES 1) ASH (Action on Smoking and Health) Study showing what people thought about e-cigarettes 2) Public Health England's statement on the safety of E-Cigarettes compared to cigarettes 3) Cancer Research Study on E-Cigarettes being 97% less harmful than cigarettes 4) Article on the extreme danger of smoking 5) Study on how cigarettes affect on neurological conditions 6) National Institute of Health study on exhaled vapour composing of over 99.9% water and glycerine 7) Study on how chemicals in tobacco make nicotine absorption easier 8) The NHS on using E-Cigarettes to stop smoking 10) Article on reactions by experts on the ASH study ABOUT THE AUTHOR Written by Dan Overgage Dan Overgage is a former smoker of 10 years until he became a client of SMOKO E-Cigarettes
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