But the agency still defends the tests as necessary for public policy — yet another illegal rationale. Continue reading
Category Archives: Human testing
EPA banned experiments on children —but not until after it sprayed diesel exhaust up the noses of 10-year olds
Posted in Air pollution, Diesel, EPA, Human testing
From the archives–Dunn and Milloy on junk EPA research and researcher whores, 2012
Well we found out from EPA officials when we were litigating the question of unethical human exposure experiments in a Virginia Federal Court 2 years ago, that 10 US medical schools were doing human exposure experiments with air pollutants.
EPA Used 10-Year Old Children in Illegal Diesel Exhaust Experiments
JunkScience.com has confirmed through the Freedom of Information Act that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency paid the University of Southern California (USC) and the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) to conduct experiments testing whether exposure to diesel exhaust harms children. These experiments are illegal under the Nuremberg Code, California state law and federal regulations concerning the protection of human subjects in medical research. Continue reading
Posted in Air pollution, EPA, Human testing
Sometimes unethical human experiments produce convictions
This is put out as a scandal because of the Podesta connection, but look at what it’s about–experimental material for vertebroplasties–bone injections to reverse collapse.
Milloy and I are pursuing action against EPA for human experiments–curiosity experiments to see if exposing people to small particles
Mr. Shaw discusses gov sponsored human experiment–important stuff
The discussion requires amplification. Because the human exposure experiments are on our mind for sure.
Posted in Human testing
EPA Misconduct and Unethical Human Experiments
More on our efforts to expose human experimentation that makes no sense if the EPA is telling the truth about air pollution.
You could be at risk if you. . .
So this is a very nice essay by Ms. Norman at National Center for Policy Analysis.
Posted in Air pollution, Human testing, Researcher Misconduct
