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- tobacco opponents aim at secondhand smoke by Kilduff Hansen and of Freedom from Tobacco, present an appropriate T-shirt to. Petras, center, owner of Cafe Flore, for Naughty seniors searching friendship horny granny prohibiting smoking in the cafe's outdoor patio.(-: Gerharter) Seeking to curb exposure to secondhand smoke in San -'s bars that have outside patios where smoking is allowed, the Freedom from Tobacco group unveiled a new study last week that showed bars they surveyed had "unhealthy" air quality measurements. The study, conducted with UCSF in December , found that the two bars had air quality measurements ranging from "unhealthy" to "very unhealthy" on the Environmental Protection Agency scale; one bar ranged from "unhealthy for sensitive groups" to "unhealthy;" and one bar ranged from "moderate" to "unhealthy." Data was collected using a TSI SidePak AM device. Not surprisingly, there was a correlation between hazardous air and the amount of cover or makeshift ceiling that a patio had. According to the report, "the spaces with the more dangerous levels each had overhead coverings of some kind over at least 50 percent of the backyard." The report was released at a Freedom from Tobacco event 23 at Cafe Flore, where owner. Petras made the outdoor patio smoke-free in October , spokesman told the Bay Area Reporter. While it be easy for a non-smoking patron to go back inside or move to another part of the patio when confronted with a plume of secondhand smoke, workers like waiters, bartenders, and busboys do not have such a luxury. "When you're working eight hours at one of these bars that's eight hours of bad air quality, having to breathe other people's smoke," said Hene of the San Labor Council. FULL STORY: Single Mallie, 28

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