Weekend water outings increase the risk of the trots or worse, say researchers. Continue reading
Daily Archives: October 27, 2011
The Horror: Millions of California children still exposed to secondhand smoke
How did all those baby boomers survive? Continue reading
Posted in Tobacco
Maryland to triple the cost of flushing toilets
Flush the toilet to save the Chesapeake Bay? Continue reading
Posted in Water pollutiuon
Watermelon reduces atherosclerosis?
The quest for magical food continues. Continue reading
Posted in Magical food
More than two children is unethical?
Check out the ethics of people-hating. Continue reading
Posted in Population
New alarmist strategy: ‘Going right’
“Get Angry” failed for the Climatistas. Will they now try a wolf-in-sheep’s-clothing approach called “Going Right”? Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
Marijuana shops cause crime?
The Los Angeles Times labels a RAND Corp. study as “junk science”. Continue reading
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Posted in Odds and ends
Surber: Bisphenol A hysteria
“I hate what passes for scientific research,” writes Charleston Daily Mail columnist Don Surber. Continue reading
Posted in Bisphenol A (BPA)
Google mapping project shows vast geothermal resources
We thought it wasn’t nice to poke holes Mother Gaia. Continue reading
Posted in Clean energy
CSM: Post-tsunami ‘eco’ vision for Japan’s restart
The real devastation from the March tsunami may be the opening it created for Japanese regressives. Continue reading
Posted in Green hell
Sustainable insurance?
“Cap and trade” is dead. “Clean energy” mandates are dying. Is the future of coercive environmentalism called “sustainable insurance”? Continue reading
Posted in Capitalists against capitalism, Development
Prostate cancer screening: Vote on routine PSA testing
The New England Journal of Medicine wants your views on the PSA testing controversy. Continue reading
Posted in Medicine
News & Views – October 27, 2011
Note to readers: JunkScience Sidebar has moved to a daily News & Views page available here. Continue reading
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Posted in Daily News & Views
