The circuit-court jury had awarded $5.8 million in damages in the case, with the tobacco companies liable for 66 percent of that amount --- about $3.8 million --- and the dead smoker, Frank Gafney, found at fault for 34 percent
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WHO officials will address the environmental impact of cigarette wastesaying 4.5 trillion cigarette butts are littered globally each year, creating toxic microplasticsand are expected to call for an outright ban on plastic filters in their proposals, arguing they offer negligible benefits to smokers