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De acuerdo con el tema de este Día Mundial Sin Tabaco, "necesitamos comida, no tabaco", un nuevo análisis de Corporate Accountability examina los costos adicionales de la producción de tabaco. Entre sus hallazgos, el cultivo de tabaco desvía suficiente tierra para alimentar a 40.000 personas en un solo mercado importante para esta industria mortal.
In keeping with the World No Tobacco Day’s theme, “we need food, not tobacco,” a new Corporate Accountability analysis examines the further costs of tobacco production. Among its findings, tobacco cultivation diverts enough land to feed 40,000 people in but one major market for the deadly industry.
