Author Archives: Steve Milloy

Obama moves for taxpayer bailout of future carbon trading

Potential future carbon trading is getting swept up into “too big to fail,” we report here for the first time. Continue reading

EPA asked to investigate scientific misconduct

Can EPA researchers omit mention of negative/contradictory results from the write-up of their study? We’ve asked the EPA’s Science Advisor to investigate. Continue reading

EPA’s Pretense of Science: Regulating Phantom Risks

“The EPA’s regulatory agenda is a perilous pipe-dream precluded by the laws of math and physics—relying instead on implausible assumptions about health risks from exposure to trace background levels of the single pollutant known as particulate matter.” Continue reading

Would You Believe Bill McKibben Doesn’t Know Who Funds 350.org?

350.org head Bill McKibben has 7 full-time employees but doesn’t know who funds his organization. Priceless video. Continue reading

BPA diminishes in vitro success?

Environmental Health News reports: Continue reading

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

Claim: No Charges Filed Against Gleick

Perhaps “yet” is the word missing from this lefty blog report, if even accurate. Continue reading

Journal editor rejects Milloy request to retract false case report of EPA human experiment

The whitewash of the EPA’s unethical, if not illegal, human experiments has gone interagency. Continue reading

Greenpeace Hypocrisy: BP’s Turtle vs. Wind’s Eagle

Greenpeace launched an effort today to spotlight sea life casualties from the 2010 Gulf oil spill. Continue reading

The cloudiness of Chris Bretherton’s ‘intellectual honesty’

University of Washington climate researcher Chris Bretherton has a lot of nerve for participating in yesterday’s New York Times hit piece on MIT’s Dick Lindzen. Continue reading

EPA denies Milloy charge of conducting unethical human experiments; Facts show otherwise

Wayne Cascio, director of EPA’s Environmental Public Health Division, responds to Steve Milloy’s Washington Times commentary accusing EPA of conducting unethical human experiments or, in the alternative, exaggerating the dangers of airborne fine particulate matter. Continue reading

IBD: Cell Phone Nanny State

“The Obama administration’s Secretary of Meddling continues his senseless war against cellphone use in cars. Don’t the busybodies in Washington ever tire of coming up with solutions in search of a problem?” Continue reading

Hansen to block Buffet’s coal export trains

He says he’ll get out of the way, though, when the trains approach. Sigh… Continue reading

Banning junk science from Capitol Hill

By Steve Milloy and Willie Soon
May 1, 2012 Washington Times

Federal courts have a system to keep junk science out of courtrooms. It’s time Congress adopts one, too. Continue reading

EPA official resigns over ‘crucify’ remarks

EPA official Al Armendariz who rocketed to infamy last week because of 2010 comments about “crucifying” industry, resigned from the agency.

Click for his resignation letter.

EPA official apologizes for ‘crucify’ remark

We doubt the sincerity; EPA Region 6 administrator Al Armendariz is most likely only sorry for getting caught. Continue reading

Bill Scientific: The Greenhouse Effect — Part 1 of 3

Science with a twist of comedy and a dash of Bill! “Bill Scientific” is a prospective new series for high school students and beyond. Continue reading

EPA Official: Agency ‘philosophy’ is to ‘crucify’ and ‘make examples’ of US energy producers

Tyranny at work. Continue reading

Video: ATI vs UVA (University of Virginia) re Climategate emails

The American Tradition Institute’s Freedom of Information lawsuit on behalf of Virginia taxpayers is headed to the Virginia Supreme Court. This video gives the context and a brief history of Climategate and its relation to Michael Mann while at the University of Virginia. Continue reading

Did Obama’s EPA relaunch Tuskegee experiments?

By Steve Milloy
April 24, 2012, The Washington Times

Which do you find more shocking: that the Environmental Protection Agency conducts experiments on humans that its own risk assessments would deem potentially lethal, or that it hides the results of those experiments from Congress and the public because they debunk those very same risk assessments? Continue reading