Steve Milloy, the founder and publisher of JunkScience.com, gives a conservative view on environmentalism and academia. The National Association of Scholars hosted this event in New York City, marking the 25th anniversary of that organization. Continue reading
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Steve Milloy dishes on environmentalism on C-SPAN TV — Monday, May 27, 6:05 pm ET
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Alert for NYC JunkScience Fans: Join Steve Milloy, Tom Wolfe on Saturday, March 2
JunkScience.com publisher Steve Milloy will deliver the luncheon keynote address at the National Association of Scholars 25th anniversary celebration. Author Tom Wolfe handles dinner keynote duties. Continue reading
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TV Alert: Milloy on Cavuto About Sandy — Tonight!
Steve Milloy is scheduled to debunk the notion that global warming caused Hurricane Sandy on Cavuto tonight (Fox Business Channel at 8pm ET).
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JunkScience Announces EPAHumanTesting.com
JunkScience.com has obtained 3,500+ pages of documents showing how the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill have violated (and continue to violate) every rule set since World War II for the protection of human study subjects from out-of-control scientists. Take the guided tour of the scandal at EPAHumanTesting.com.
P.S. If you can’t find the time or interest to check out EPAHumanTesting.com, please save yourself the trouble of ever visiting JunkScience.com again.
Steve Milloy, Publisher
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Via Tom Nelson: RIP Alexander Cockburn
Farewell, Alex, My Friend » Counterpunch: Tells the Facts, Names the Names – Our friend and comrade Alexander Cockburn died last night in Germany, after a fierce two-year long battle against cancer. Continue reading
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Your mission, should you choose to accept it…
You’re right, we’re asking for reader assistance again. This time we are trying to quantify just how wrong is the IPCC’s magically magnified greenhouse effect. Continue reading
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Update 6/14: Something interesting has come up: an appeal for assistance
Thanks everyone who has responded so far. There is no such thing as an irrelevant, insignificant or distracting lead in what is becoming a major quest.
Most frightening response received so far: “… but with out the multiplier we don’t get enough co2 warming from the models and since we don’t know what else it could be it must be the co2“
The author of that will not give permission to publish our communications and I will not identify them other than to say they are a frequently published and well-known climate researcher. I would be embarrassed to have it attributed to me, too.
It seems likely we will need everything we can get on the original CO2 saturation chamber experiments too, so, if someone has a source…
Thanks again for the assist so far Continue reading
OPEN THREAD – feel free to talk about whatever you please
I’ve got some time to spend with digital climate models and will only pay brief attention here for a few days.
No matter how provocative the trolls might be please play nicely. I’m afraid those who don’t will find themselves arbitrarily dropped into the troll cage without warning or recourse as I swoop by. New commenters will find delays clearing their initial posts for the same reason of sporadic attention as I emerge but briefly from the realms of PlayStation® Climatology™.
Have fun & do try not to break any furniture 
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Don’t blame us, it’s WordPress – again
Yes, we’ve heard the grumblings of those who can not scroll past the first 14 fresh items. This is apparently an issue depending on browsers – doesn’t afflict my Safari but is apparently causing issues in Firefox and Chrome (don’t know about MSIE, haven’t used it in years).
This is not something we did but our WordPress host has made yet more unannounced and unwanted changes.
Only known workaround for those afflicted is to open the last item you can reach and choose the previous item to scroll through new material.
We apologize for the inconvenience.
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Top Stories
EPA fails to explain deletion of illegal diesel experiment on children from data base (April 25) | More Ground Zero Junk Science (April 24) | Another dim bulb for energy April 12 Continue reading
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In Memoriam: Andrew Breitbart (1969-2012)
Andrew passed away unexpectedly from natural causes shortly after midnight this morning in Los Angeles. Continue reading
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I’M FOIA T-Shirts are here!
Show your solidarity with “FOIA” in 100% cotton. Only $25 at the JunkScience.com Store. Click to purchase while we still have ‘em. U.S. orders only.
Don’t know who FOIA is or why you should want one? Click here.
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Top Ten JunkScience.com Stories of 2011
By popular choice. Drum roll please… Continue reading
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Merry Christmas from JunkScience.com!
To you and yours from us and ours.
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RIP: Ron Smith
WBAL-AM talk show host and JunkScience.com friend Ron Smith energetically and humorously railed against global warming hysteria and other junk science scares. We’ll miss you, Ron. Continue reading
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RIP Dr. Zbigniew Jaworowski
Dr. Zbigniew Jaworowski died Saturday while undergoing surgery in Poland. He was 84. An atmospheric chemist, radiation specialist, and medical doctor, Dr. Jaworowski was a frequent contributor to 21st Century Science & Technology and to EIR. Dr. Jaworowski fought fearlessly for the truth, with major original contributions on subjects including the Chernobyl radiation hysteria, the linear no-threshold theory, and global warming, and weathered every attack for his views with courage and equanimity. Continue reading
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RIP Dr. Michael R. Fox
Nuclear Scientist, Hawaii Reporter columnist and long-time JunkScience.com friend Mike Fox dies after battle with cancer.
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Happy Birthday, JunkScience.com!
April 1, 2011 marks 15 years of JunkScience.com. Thanks to the millions and millions who have spent their valuable time with us!
Steve Milloy, Publisher
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