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By Lilly, Evie and Nicole

Cigarettes are the single-most traded item on the planet, with approximately 1 trillion being sold from country to country each year. here is a little clip of Terri an American smoker who is now dead: (

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One of the most overlooked issues smoking creates is the damaging impact the use, and subsequent discarding of cigarettes, has on the environment. Second hand smoking goes into the air and degrades air quality. Furthermore cigarettes are the most frequent individual litter item, cigarettes litter the streets, go down gutters and end up in the oceans. The city of San Francisco spent 20 million dollars on cleaning up cigarettes in the streets. But the biggest issue with cigarettes is children or small animals on the street, especially children consuming them, it can cause babies and toddlers irreparable damage to their respiratory system. Cigarettes have 600 chemicals in them, of which 69 have been proven to cause cancer; furthermore once lit, they produce over 7000 chemicals. Cigarettes are highly soluble in water releasing toxic waste into the streams, rivers and eventually oceans. Cigarettes are not biodegradable, as their butts are made of plastic, that once in water disperse into micro plastics. A study conducted by Chicago university found that one cigarette butt with traces of tobacco introduced to one litre of water increased the toxicity levels to extremely high and 50 precent of all fish in there died, just from one little cigarette butt.

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By Hallie Eastham ,Ellen Traynor, Kirra Adamson ,Caitlyn Holland!

Smoking Tobacco is very bad for  you but have you ever wondered who makes it and what happens to them? They make 6.5 trillion cigarettes a day. TOBACCO giant Philip Morris's Australian branch boasted a jump of more than $47 million in profit last year.

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By Jude, Jules and Kaden.

Smoking tobacco is very bad for you and your community. Smoking can harm your body and harm others (passive smoking). It can effect your breathing, talking and looks. Your teeth will get stained, your fingers will get stained and more. You can get throat, lung, brain, finger and gangrene cancer.

Click The Link Below to see what effects Smoking has on the Human Body!
Example of passive smoking.

https://www.nhs.uk/smokefree/why-quit/what-happens-when-you-quit

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Week 10 Term 3: Impacts of Tobacco Smoking

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Week 10 Term 3: Impacts of Tobacco Smoking

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Your mission:
Each group is to create a post using pictures and/or video links etc about the impact their group is given. Upload it to the Padlet. Have fun!

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Kahoot! Quiz

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By Harper Wall, Lance Saker and Cooper Turner!
https://athra.org.au/ This is for those who want to how people are helping.
http://kidshealth.schn.health.nsw.gov.au/smoking Smoking in NSW: the facts
7.5% of 12-17 year olds report being current weekly or daily smokers1
18% of youth aged 16-24 smoke daily1
16.4% of adults aged 16 and over smoke every day.
http://wellnesslabinfo.blogspot.com/2015/05/health-effects-of-cigarette-smoking.html
Smoking harms nearly every organ of the body and it causes many diseases and reduces the health of smokers in general.

https://www.cancer.org.au/preventing-cancer/reduce-your-risk/quit-smoking.html

Reasons to quit

Twelve hours after stopping, almost all nicotine is out of your system with most by-products gone within five days.

After 24 hours, the level of carbon monoxide in your blood has dropped dramatically, meaning your body can take and use oxygen more efficiently.

After two days, your senses of taste and smell start to return.

After two months, blood flow to your hands and feet improves.

After one year, your risk of heart disease rapidly drops.

After 10 years, your risk of lung cancer is halved.

Health service say to stop smoking but even some people in the health services smoke as well which is not making everyone belive them! So just because your in a health service doesn't mean you can smoke.Have a cigarette free life!

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Media.......By Mahney Jenkins, Nash Thirkettle, Sienna Gribble and Jorja Pleash!

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Media.......By Mahney Jenkins, Nash Thirkettle, Sienna Gribble and Jorja Pleash!

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Many teens are seeing people with 🤬 and think its cool...this is leading to young people doing 🤬.

Many young people know smoking is not healthy but still think it's cool. A big reason for this is the media. Tobacco companies spend billions of dollars every year promoting their products at stores, in magazines, and online. Most ads show smokers as healthy, energetic and successful. Repeated measures design with surveys two weeks apart. 1000 current smokers aged 18–40 were interviewed. 250 telephone interviews were conducted in each of Sydney and Melbourne (both unexposed at initial survey) and Brisbane and Adelaide (both exposed at initial survey) to measure frequency of negative thoughts about smoking and passive smoking, positive thoughts about smoking, and thoughts about the conduct of tobacco companies; perspective on change; and thoughts and actions about quitting.

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What do you think needs to be done to protect Indonesian children?

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Behind the News - 15/09/2009: Smoking Danger

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In Australia now youd have to say the dangers of smoking are well known and there are pretty tight restrictions on how cigarettes are marketed But not everywhere in the world is like here In Indon