Author: Jordan Chavez
DENVER — As cities across Colorado consider new rules and laws regulating tobacco products, there’s an unexpected warning. Boulder’s City Council will vote this week on a plan to ban flavored e-cigarettes and ask the voters to approve a sales tax increase on vaping products that would still be considered legal.
In Michigan, Escanaba Jr/Sr High School revamped its vaping policy this year to prioritize education for students caught vaping. The… Read More... "Delta County Health Officials Teach Kids Hazards of Vaping"
Attorneys General representing 19 states and D.C. filed an amicus brief with the Supreme Court of the United States claiming… Read More... "Triton Case: Briefs on “Poisonous” Vape Flavors Flood Supreme Court"
Advertisers of vapes have become clever in the marketing of their products. Some vapes even disguised as school supplies. The… Read More... "Hamilton County Schools Trying to Curb Teen Vaping as Trend Rises in Tennessee"
