you trying to achieve with this battle? ~ , . , battle? with become increasingly concerned about battle? with become increasingly concerned about the battle? with become increasingly concerned about the sale - battle? with become increasingly concerned about the sale of- concerned about the sale of disposable vapes and from the outset i want to stress that vaping for rechargeable and refillable vapes is a really good way to stop smoking so if you are a smoker and want to get off the nicotine habit, vaping is a really good option and i would encourage a refillable and rechargeable one. the problem is with the single use throwaway vapes. one problem is it s attracting particularly youngsters into the market and developing a nicotine habit and secondly a big environmental concern about throwing away millions of disposable vapes every week. 1.3 million every week. it s clear that you want to get the disposable element band. it s going to be quite hard to implement, presumably if this g
of these disposable single use vapes are. as i say, 1.3 which are being thrown away each week now, many of them are thrown responsibly into rubbish bins and refuse sacks but many end up on the floors, communities are finding. if they are all thrown on the floor, it would cover 22 football pitches a week. fortunately that s not the case but any communities are fine vapes thrown on the floor as litter and that impacts local wildlife and all sorts because they contain lithium batteries and that is a problem when they go into our refuse trucks. lithium batteries are crystallised in plastic and that plastic is crushed and the lithium batteries pose a real fire crushed and the lithium batteries pose a realfire hazards crushed and the lithium batteries pose a real fire hazards and crushed and the lithium batteries pose a realfire hazards and risks. so you would ban the sale of disposable vapes altogether? if rare