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    Tobacco & Ethics

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    The Ethics of Selling a Deadly Product: An Examination of the Tobacco Industry in America Introduction When you see “Oreo cookies‚” what is the first thing that comes to your mind? How about “Jell-O” or “Cool Whip?” Odds are it’s nothing more then they all are delicious - or that they are all pure sugar and really not part of a “healthy diet.” Either way‚ by purchasing any of these products you are‚ in fact‚ indirectly funding

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    Tobacco Kills

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    TOBACCO will kill nearly six million people this year‚ including 600‚000 non-smokers‚ because governments are not doing enough to persuade people to quit or protect others from second-hand smoke‚ according to the World Health Organisation (WHO). Since there is often a lag of many years between when people start smoking and when it affects health‚ the epidemic of tobacco-related disease and death would have begun. And by 2030‚ the annual death toll could reach 8 million! The WHO urged more governments

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    Cited: Beloff‚ Halla. Camera Culture. New York: Basil Blackwell Ltd‚ 1985. Bergson‚ Henri. Matter and Memory. London: George Allen & Unwin‚ 1896. Craig‚ Robert. "Fact‚ Public Opinion‚ and Persuasion: The Rise of the Visual in Journalism and Advertising." Picturing the Past: Media History & Photography. Ed. Bonnie Brennen‚ Hanno Hardt. Chicago: University of Illinois Press‚ 1999. 158-181. Freund‚ Gisele. Photography & Society. Boston: David R. Godine‚ 1980. Liss‚ Andrea. Tresspassing Through Shadows:

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    Smokeless Tobacco

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    Smokeless Tobacco A Rising Trend with Today ’s Youth By July 3‚ 2001 Abstract The consumption of tobacco is probably the most harmful thing you can do to your body and health. Most people that consume tobacco do so in the form of a cigarette‚ but lately there has been another form of tobacco that is cause for concern among younger age groups: smokeless tobacco. Smokeless tobacco contains the same addictive nicotine found in a cigarette but it is chewed rather than smoked. The tobacco or plug

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    of little consumers rather than young citizens who will value themselves for what they contribute to the society in which they live. If you inculcate the values of the consumer society from childhood then it’s no wonder that those of the "big society" fail to take root. The one surely precludes the other. We’ve reached this point so gradually that many of us have never questioned it. It’s crept up on us in the 60 years since advertisers started to target the young and found that they could recruit

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    T. Ward Principles of Marketing 22 March 2014 Ethics in Marketing Tobacco Businesses and organizations have a responsibility to meet social obligations beyond earning profits within legal and ethical restrictions. “Ethics are moral principles and values that govern the actions and decisions of an individual or group” (see Marketing The Core 69). The purpose of ethics is to identify rules that should govern individuals and the products that are being sought after. Ethics are guided by the foundation

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    Dangers of Tobacco

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    What are the dangers of Tobacco? What are the dangers of smoking cigarettes? Well some dangers of smoking cigarettes are you can develop lung cancer or emphazima. With either of these life would be pretty bad‚ you wouldn’t be able to do very much with out getting tired or having to stop for a few minutes to catch you breath. Smoking can even make it hard to play sports. Because it can cause shortness of breathe‚ dizziness‚ and coughing. And if you use smokeless tobacco it can cause dehydration

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    Imperial Tobacco

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    IMPERIAL TOBACCO GROUP PLC P – POLITICAL ENVIRONMENT Imperial Tobacco Group UK PLC is a leading Manufacturer and Supplier of tobacco products in the UK. (KEY NOTE 2012). In recent years‚ the group have faced an increasing number of significant challenges due to changes in Government Legislation and also an increase in Anti -Smoking Campaigns‚ as the UK becomes more concerned with Public Health and smoking become more socially unacceptable. The changes in Legislation have mostly derived from

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    Tobacco Control

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    Background information for Tobacco Stocks Divestment 1 1.1 Responsible Investment Framework The Guardians of New Zealand Superannuation (Guardians) have made considerable progress during the year in the development of their responsible investment framework. The Guardians approved their revised Responsible Investment Policy‚ Standards and Procedures‚ to encompass both the Guardians ethical investment and voting requirements‚ with regards to the New Zealand Superannuation Fund (Fund). The Responsible

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    Tobacco Composting

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    Tobacco Composting: An Alternative to Burning or Landfill Composting is the purposeful biodegradation of organic matter‚ such as yard‚ food and agro-industrial waste. The decomposition is performed by micro-organisms‚ mostly bacteria‚ but also yeasts and fungi. A biodegradable material is capable of being completely broken down under the action of microorganisms into carbon dioxide‚ water and biomass. A compostable material biodegrades substantially under specific composting conditions.

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