How Do You Promote Smoke-Free Bowling Centers?
The demand for smoke-free recreation is on the rise, and with good reason. There is now overwhelming scientific proof that secondhand smoke is deadly. The U.S. surgeon general says there is no safe level of exposure, and breathing even small amounts does immediate harm to the cardiovascular system. According to the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers, building ventilation systems cannot adequately remove tobacco toxins from indoor areas. There is no national or international law protecting the public from involuntary exposure to tobacco smoke; however, some state and local ordinances limit smoking. Recreational venues, especially those with bars, are sometimes exempt from smoke-free ordinances. Yet venues such as bowling alleys are frequented by families, and parents are interested in protecting children from dangerous toxins. This prompts many to wonder how to make their favorite venue smoke free. Here’s how. Research facts about secondhand smoke,
