The Guardian examined one of the largest networks of independent free-market thinktanks in the world, organized by Atlas Network, a not-for-profit based near Washington DC in Arlington, Virginia, which it says connects a global network of more than 475 independent, civil society organizations in over 90 countries to the ideas needed to advance freedom
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That position is not supported by some in the industry: Banning the use of cellulose acetate filters, before viable alternatives come to market, will do little to help the environment, but will instead risk driving consumers to purchase illegal cigarettes, wrote the spokesperson from Japan Tobacco International