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Gavin Newsom set to ban vapes in California — and the $2K fine it comes with

On August 26, California passed legislation aimed at banning disposable types of nicotine vapes, citing environmental concerns and potential for EV battery production.

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Gavin Newsom set to ban vapes in California — and the $2K fine it comes with
On August 26, California passed legislation aimed at banning disposable types of nicotine vapes, citing environmental concerns and potential for EV battery production.
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