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Tobacco smoke
* Most tobacco smoke contains chemicals
  - substances
  - harms children
* Some tobacco smoke causes death
* Some tobacco smoke causes fatal diseases
  - lung diseases
* Tobacco Smoke can make asthma worse.
* aggravates coughing.
* can aggravate asthma symptoms or trigger an attack
  - also cause gum disease, tooth decay and bad breath
  - cause sore eyes, throat, and can cause headaches
  - hurt the mouth , throat , and lungs
* can make asthma attacks more severe
  - hair and clothes stink
* causes damage
  - fatal lung disease to non-smokers
* co-carcinogen with radon.
* complicated pollutant - an airborne mixture of toxic particles and gases.
* consists of solid particles and gases.
* contains a multitude of poisons
  - number of psychoactive compounds besides nicotine
  - carcinogens which cause lung cancer
* contains harmful carbon monoxide
  - chemicals and nicotine is poisonous to cave animals
  - hundreds of toxic substances, many of which are also found in the workplace
  - large quantities of toxic chemicals
* contains many carcinogens harmful substances that damage cells
  - odorless chemicals and gases
  - more than four thousand substances, most of which are harmful
  - naphthylamine and nitrosamines, which cause lung cancer
  - nicotine, an addictive drug, as well as thousands of other substances
  - poisons that sicken and kill nonsmokers as well as smokers
  - tar
  - thousands of chemicals
* contains toxic chemicals including carbon monoxide, cyanide, and polonium
  - compounds such as carbon monoxide, nicotine, tar, and formaldehyde
  - traces of arsenic
  - up to four percent carbon monoxide
* damages a child's overall health
  - blood vessels
* deadly indoor air pollutant as well, but there are no high-tech solutions.
* does kill.
* has an immediate affect on health
  - many carcinogens - substances that damage cells
* hinders the body's ability to absorb oxygen.
* increases the risk of lung cancer and heart disease, even in nonsmokers.
* inhibits the action of the lung cleaning cilia.
* is also a source of combustion by-products
  - an important source of indoor air pollution, posing a threat in the workplace
  - harmful to non-smokers
  - an aerosol that dries fast
  - by far the most important source of humans
  - clearly a health hazard to smokers and non-smokers alike
  - dangerous to nonsmokers
  - harmful to everybody's health
  - hazardous to health
  - injurious to skin
* is known to contain PAHs
  - several carcinogens
  - made up of various chemicals that make smoking addictive and unhealthy
* is one of the most complex indoor air contaminants known
  - difficult smells to remove from a car
  - rain clouds
  - still a problem, especially in homes
* is the biggest cause of indoor air pollution
  - main risk factor for most types of lung cancer
  - major source of human exposure to nitrosamines
  - most common and deadly source of indoor air pollution
  - theoretically harmful to health, whether it comes from cigarettes, cigars or pipes
* kills living things - including people, animals, and plants
* major indoor pollutant, but the risk can be eliminated by eliminating the smoke.
* makes the workplace a flawed environment.
* poses a real and immediate danger to health
  - the greatest long-term risk
* produces cancer of the lung and bladder, cardiac and respiratory disease
  - chemicals that damage the cells of the cervix
* puts others at risk through environmental exposure.
* releases benzene into the air.
* source of toxic reactive glycation products.
* spreads quickly through offices and buildings
* triggers responses.
+ Smoke, Smoke from tobacco: Waste
  * When people smoke tobacco in cigars or cigarettes, they are burning the tobacco and inhaling the smoke. Tobacco smoke can hurt the mouth, throat, and lungs. It can cause mouth, throat, or lung cancer.