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Anti-cigarette activists are up in arms about American Spirit cigarette ads that claim the brand is eco-friendly. The ads call the products "organic" because the manufacturing process uses hybrid vehicles and renewable energy. The Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids thinks American Spirit is "trying to greenwash a deadly and addictive product," but that hasn't stopped the ad from appearing in Field & Stream, Wired, Mother Jones, Elle and Marie Claire. And why should it, really? American Spirit has been tricking hippies into supporting Reynolds American Inc.
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