Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH), many of which are carcinogenic, consist of three or more fused aromatic rings resulting from incomplete combustion of organic (carbonaceous) materials, and are often found in coal tar, soot, broiled foods, and automobile engine exhaust
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Medical research clearly shows that the dangers of secondhand smoke begin immediately after exposure
But even if the political will existed locally to enact such a ban, cities and counties are prohibited from restricting smoking outdoors
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