WA secures additional $66 million following $3.8 billion tobacco settlement Nov 3, 2025, 1:01 PM | Updated: 1:01 pm (Photo: Mario Tama, Getty Images) Washington received approximately $66 million on Monday from the latest settlement with tobacco company Philip Morris, following a multibillion-dollar settlement reached nearly 30 years ago
secondhand smoke is estimated to cause approximately 3,000 lung cancer deaths per year among nonsmokers and contributes to as many as 40,000 deaths related to cardiovascular disease
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But any good plan can be turned on its head, and we found ourselves watching herd after herd of elephants coming down to the river to drink
Both were announced last year, first shown off at the 2025 PCA Convention & Trade Show in April