The push for a city ordinance against smoking in multi-unit housing reflects a growing concern for residents' rights to smoke-free air, particularly for vulnerable populations.
Secondhand smoke from both tobacco and marijuana contains harmful substances that can exacerbate health issues, particularly for children and those with respiratory conditions.
Proposed exemptions for cannabis in anti-smoking ordinances undermine public health goals, as both substances pose similar health risks and should be treated equally under the law.
The prevalence of asthma in Oakland's youth, particularly among marginalized communities, highlights the urgent need for stringent measures to protect against secondhand smoke exposure.
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