In Why Things Bite Back, Edward Tenner introduces and explains his ground-breaking Revenge Effect, that every technological advance leads to a paradoxical and unintended consequence
By June or July, workers begin topping (breaking off large flowers that sprout at the tops of tobacco plants) and removing suckers (nuisance leaves that reduce the yield and quality of tobacco)
It is amazing how a little deer tongue altered the flavor
The name "Erinmore" combines the Gaelic word for Ireland (Erin) with "great" (mor)
"This is going to make smokers pay their fair share" of health costs, said Tom Steyer, a former hedge fund manager who has contributed $1 million to the ballot campaign
The reality is that tobacco farming is harmful to economies, the environment, and above all to farmers and their families