Potential landmark case seeks discussions on agency’s war on coal and the role of pressure groups from little-known accounts that have escaped scrutiny. Continue reading EPA sued for Instant Messaging records; Agency accused of ducking FOIA by IM-ing
Month: April 2013
Magical Food: Eating fish associated with lower risk of dying among older adults
Even if the statistical association is true (and it is weak), this is probably a socio-economic effect. Continue reading Magical Food: Eating fish associated with lower risk of dying among older adults
Report: Carbon tax hits Aussie hospitals’ bottom lines
Hurting hospitals while not saving the planet seems foolish. Continue reading Report: Carbon tax hits Aussie hospitals’ bottom lines
Air pollution scientist, gagged by UCLA, wins a round in court; Federal judge rules case may proceed
“By all appearances UCLA did, in fact, violate [JunkScience.com friend] Jim Enstrom’s first amendment rights, not to mention his 14th amendment rights, and purposely deprived him of the funding he needed just to shut him up on issues of air pollution.” Continue reading Air pollution scientist, gagged by UCLA, wins a round in court; Federal judge rules case may proceed
Michael Mann inadvertently admits hokey stick is bogus?
Mann’s re-tweets generally seem to imply endorsement. So what about his endorsement of Science mag writer Richard Kerr’s tweet that… Continue reading Michael Mann inadvertently admits hokey stick is bogus?
FoodBabe petitions Kraft to remove yellow dyes from mac-n-cheese; No scientific evidence of harm, though
Claim “petroelum-based food dyes in children’s food” cause hyperactivity. Continue reading FoodBabe petitions Kraft to remove yellow dyes from mac-n-cheese; No scientific evidence of harm, though
Video: Arkansas oil spill
Fortunately, it’s only a mess — although no doubt affected-neighborhood residents will claim health effects from the smell. Continue reading Video: Arkansas oil spill
EPA accused of using instant messages to avoid sunshine laws in lawsuit
Chris Horner continues to expose the corrupt EPA. Continue reading EPA accused of using instant messages to avoid sunshine laws in lawsuit
Arkansas Tar Sands Oil Spill: ‘Well we could see oil running down the road like a river’; More photos
“The spill, along with a train accident Wednesday that spilled 15,000 gallons in Minnesota, has brought Big Oil and Canadian tar sands into the spotlight.” Continue reading Arkansas Tar Sands Oil Spill: ‘Well we could see oil running down the road like a river’; More photos
Senior Science mag writer acknowledges the past was warmer than now; Richard Kerr (again) injects honesty into warmism
“But not for long” Richard Kerr warns. Continue reading Senior Science mag writer acknowledges the past was warmer than now; Richard Kerr (again) injects honesty into warmism
Admission: Schmidt acknowledges apples-oranges fakery in Marcott hokey stick
Insufficient data used as an excuse (again) for fakery. Continue reading Admission: Schmidt acknowledges apples-oranges fakery in Marcott hokey stick
EPA: Schools program kids to green family behavior
And then you get quizzed on how changed your behavior. Continue reading EPA: Schools program kids to green family behavior