secondhand smoke
7,000 Chemicals Impacting All of Us
More than just a smell.
Secondhand smoke is classified as a Class A carcinogen.¹ It contains thousands of harmful chemicals and over 52.1% of Oklahoma adults report being regularly exposed to secondhand smoke, a rate higher than the national average. While over half of U.S. states have comprehensive smoke-free policies, Oklahoma has none.
clean indoor air
A Fresh, Clear Oklahoma
The benefits of smoke-free indoor places are obvious, and an overwhelming majority of Oklahomans realize this. However, we’re one of the only states without ANY 100% smoke-free policies protecting its citizens.² Here’s what you need to know, and what you can do.
Kids in cars
Drive Out Secondhand Smoke
An overwhelming majority of Oklahomans agree: Smoking should NOT be allowed in vehicles when children are present. Over the last decade, several bills prohibiting this action have garnered support, but failed to make it across the finish line. Here’s why we need change once and for all.
the health effects
Smoke Impacts Everyone
Secondhand smoke exposure affects everyone at every age. The health effects range from immediate discomfort to life-threatening conditions, with risks increasing with more frequent and longer exposure.
Get Involved
Your Voice Can Clear the Air
Oklahoma deserves the same clean indoor air as other states. Unfortunately, a lack of policy and preemption stand in our way. Learn more about the changes we need to end secondhand smoke.