The Public Health Law Center is a national non-profit organization that collaborates with others to reduce and eliminate the use of commercial tobacco, promote healthy food, support physical activity, tackle climate change and address other causes of chronic disease. Download Read More »
This resource highlights relevant laws for multi-unit housing residents in New York State who are experiencing smoke infiltration into their home. Download Read More »
This brief is designed to help communities in New York State address the problem of e-cigarette waste. Download Read More »
Youth Ambassador of the Year Awards honors the outstanding work of youth who have taken the lead in holding tobacco companies accountable for marketing to youth. Download Read More »
Tobacco product waste refers to any component, part, or remnant of a commercial tobacco product, including e-cigarettes. Download Read More »
Pictures speak a thousand words! By using the tobacco litter be creative and do something positive in your community, and it will spark conversation about what we can do to reduce tobacco and e-cigarette litter. Download Read More »
Local governments of all sizes in New York State have taken important steps to protect the health of their communities by adopting policies that restrict commercial tobacco in the retail environment. Download Read More »
We educate and engage our communities to raise awareness about the negative impact of commercial tobacco and tobacco marketing. Download Read More »
This fact sheet answers commonly asked questions about how New York State and local jurisdictions can work with Tribal communities on public health issues such as commercial tobacco control. Download Read More »
The Tobacco Industry’s Production of Cigarettes Damages the Ecosystem Download Read More »