Because cigarette butts are not biodegradable, they release chemicals that are bad for the environment, said Zvezdana Kubat, a Chicago Park District spokeswoman
It's a cigarette dispenser, likely from the 60's/70's
New documentary examines the horrors behind the troubled teen industry A new documentary from FOX 5 DC takes a look at the troubled teen industry, which has been gaining attention for decades due to allegations of corruption, child abuse and even death
Theobromine toxicity can cause a variety of symptoms, from mild to severe, including vomiting, diarrhea, restlessness, hyperactivity, increased urination, muscle spasms, and seizures.[8] The seemingly harmless sugar-free red and white mints you bought for your diabetic Uncle Ralph can cause life-threatening problems for Fido if the mints contain xylitol