During this time, they leach harmful chemicals like arsenic, lead, and nicotine into our soil and water systems, endangering both wildlife and human health
Of that, $143.7 million went to health-related programs and the remainder to state and local programs
The Georgia Department of Natural Resources' Critical Incident Reconstruction Team is investigating
In 2022, Ethan Nadelmann, founder and former executive director of the Drug Policy Alliance, described increasingly prohibitionist restrictions on tobacco and vaping as criminogenicthat is, they force buyers and suppliers into illicit markets and create crime where previously lawful and peaceful markets existed
Equivalent behavior has already been evident following the ban on disposable vapes in June 2025