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EPA Inspector General Asked to Investigate Illegal Human Experimentation
JunkScience.com today asked the EPA Inspector General to investigate the EPA’s illegal human experimentation. Continue reading
Posted in Air pollution, EPA, Human testing
California is leading the nanny-state trend
According to The Daily Caller, “California nanny-staters are at it again. Sometime later this month, the Los Angeles City Council is expected to pass a ban on plastic carryout bags. Continue reading
Posted in Plastics
Europe’s Failed Natural Gas Strategy: Gazprom Hopes to Build Second Baltic Sea Pipeline
With the planned Nabucco natural gas pipeline in southern Europe hitting snag after snag, Russian natural gas giant Gazprom is considering the construction of a second Baltic Sea pipeline to go with the just-finished Nord Stream. With unconventional natural gas from the US flooding the market, however, the strategy is not without risk. Continue reading
Posted in Development, Fracking, Liquid natural gas (LNG), Oil and gas
Tagged natural gas
Will 3D printers make food sustainable?
Um… who says it’s unsustainable now? Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Green hell, Sustainability
Eco-Imperialism: France Plans To Revive EU Carbon War On Developing Nations
Arnaud Montebourg, the newly-appointed French minister for “industrial revival” has promised to revive old plans for a carbon tariff at the EU’s borders. Matthias Machnig, a former German environment minister, famously called the French idea “eco imperialism”. Continue reading
Obama’s Green Protectionism May Trigger Trade War
China unleashed a storm of protest across multiple outlets criticizing the U.S. decision to impose a 31% antidumping tariff on Chinese solar-panel makers and said the action could backfire on U.S. industries. Continue reading
Shale Gas Boom Threatens European Renewables Investments
Investments in renewable energy could be put on hold while European governments develop clear policies on shale gas, according to a biomass energy expert. Continue reading
Posted in Clean energy, Development, Oil and gas
Tagged natural gas, solar power, Wind power
What Is The Psychological Origin Of The Narrow View Of The IPCC?
Guest Post By Kiminori Itoh who is Professor in the Graduate School for Environment and Information Sciences, Yokohama National University, Yokohama, Japan. Continue reading
