Setting standards for actual pollution would be best, of course, but it may be hard to enforce. If the testing is simple, I would certainly back this as a first step.
Another way would be to regulate airflow, such as 10 cubic feet of air ventilation for every square foot of floorspace in the smoking section. That's an easily enforced regulation. But I am curious, mostly, as to what the options are -- starting with current regulations and how they are structured. More than proposing anything, I'm curious as to what's there and where it can go. Plus, my moderate instincts (and queasiness at banning stuff) has me wondering if there's a good compromise ... Erik Hare [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://home.comcast.net/~wabbitoid/ Irvine Park, West End, Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA, North America, Earth Fine Amish furniture, cedar chests, and crafts http://www.harmonycedar.com _____________________________________________ NEW ADDRESS FOR LIST: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To subscribe, modify subscription, or get your password - visit: http://www.mnforum.org/mailman/listinfo/stpaul Archive Address: http://www.mnforum.org/mailman/private/stpaul/
