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The Tobacco Industry's Plan: California's Negative Environment By January 11, 1991, the Tobacco Institute's State Activities Division had prepared a secret report entitled California: A Multifaceted Plan to Address a Negative Environment.4 The report documented how successful the tobacco control advocates had been: With the passage of Proposition 99the $500 million annual tobacco tax increase measure adopted in November, 1988the industry faces statewide funding of local anti-tobacco activity, including local measures to ban smoking in workplaces, restaurants and most other public places

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