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The campaigns founder and public health professor Thomas Novotny explained to NBC that filters provide no health benefits, but rather serve as a marketing tool, while making it easier for people to smoke. And its not just committed activists who are aware of the potential damage of the filtersthe tobacco companies themselves have reportedly looked into everything from biodegradable filters and distributing portable ashtrays to avoid being held responsible for cigarette litter

DeWine says smoking is a crisis for young people in Ohio and the U.S.

To me, at least, there is real value in the tool itself and what that tool can accomplish