"The filthy smoke", he wrote, " makes a kitchin also oftentimes in the inward parts of men , soiling and infecting them, with an unctious and oily kinde of soote, as hath bene found in some great takers, that after their death were opened." He also referred to its addictiveness whereby the smoker "is piece by piece allured" until he craves it like "a drunkard will have as great a thirst to be drunk." The King concluded with the view that it was "a custome lothesome to the eye, hateful to the nose, harmfulle to the braine, dangerous to the lungs"
WHO has a long history of leadership in global tobacco control

Washington airports with confirmed high PFAS contamination include: Washington Military Bases with confirmed high PFAS contamination include: Naval Air Station Whidbey Island: Off-base drinking water (2016) 3,823 ppt for PFOA+PFOS, On-Base drinking water (2018) 25,900 ppt for PFOS Fairchild Air Force Base (2019): 167,000 ppt for PFOA+PFOS Camp Bonneville (2023): 31 ppt for PFBA and 4.9ppt for PFOA Joint Base Lewis-McChord (2018): 29,400 ppt for PFOA+PFOS Joint Base Lewis McChord- Yakima Training Center (2020): 100 ppt for PFOA+PFOS Puget Sound WA Naval Shipyard (2022): 2,160 ppt for PFOS and 665 ppt for PFOA (asbestos is also present at many shipyards) NUWC Division Keyport (2020): 77ppt for PFOA+PFOS Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor: Private wells off-base (2020) 178 ppt for PFOA+PFOS, On-base drinking water (2022) 1,140 ppt for PFOA and 5,880 ppt for PFOS Drinking water at or near military installations has tested positive for unsafe levels of PFAS

It is intended to serve as an introduction and examples to how the new Tobacco 21 law will be implemented across the state