Francesca Grifo PhD, doyen of scientific integrity at the Union of Concerned Scientists, has been appointed in charge of scientific integrity at EPA, a lateral move, junk science in the private enviro sector to the same role in government.
With this appointment the EPA accomplishes two things, cover for continued junk science and a thumb in the eye of any serious critic of EPA scientific misconduct.
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Month: November 2013
Warsaw Follies II
Message from Craig Rucker From CFACT, an organization opposed to the latest Climate Treaty nonsense.
Rucker attended the Warsaw meet of the UN climate gang.
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20 Rules for Junk Science Detectives
This is an outstanding set of rules for science detection and evaluating scientific assertions.
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Prominent Yale warmist admits global warming impact is ‘invisible’
Thank you Anthony Leiserowitz. Continue reading Prominent Yale warmist admits global warming impact is ‘invisible’
Good Old Carbon Dioxide
It was considered an important plant nutrient in 1923.
http://stevengoddard.wordpress.com/2013/11/22/shock-news-100-years-ago-scientific-american-said-co2-was-not-a-pollutant/
UK Health System Insanity
UK National health Service (NHS) pays for aromatherapy and other alternative medical care services, but skimps on Cancer care?
Wonder why a financially strapped national single payer system would bother with junk science “alternative” therapies like aroma therapy? Follow the politics.
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CS Lewis on Scientism
CS Lewis and Aldous Huxley died on the same day as Kennedy. Bad day for us all.
Lewis was an Oxford Don in philosophy and literature, and he wrote insightfully on the pejorative term Scientism.
He could be a patron of Junk Science.com cause we disapprove of Scientism too.
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Pausing on the Pause in the Polar Regions
Here’s some great stuff on temp trends and the pause.
DOWN GOES the paper by Cowtan and Way. (Remember the iconic knockdown call from the Ali/Frazier battle?)
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Hey, We're Doin' Our Part on Carbon
Here is a really revealing bit of news about American emissions.
The Carbon imprint created by the US, if you think it’s important, has been declining in the face of world wide increases.
James Taylor at the Heartland is a big boy on these things.
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Cocktail Hour Aspirin Better?
This report, commented on by our friends at American Council on Science and Health, reminds that a little bit of aspirin daily is heart attack prevention.
However aspirin effects on platelets aren’t 12 hour effects. Besides, Aspirin is a peak within 1 hour, 4 hour gone completely, drug.
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Warsaw Follies
This essay at PJ Media covers the story of the UN climate great grandchild of Kyoto meeting in Wasaw.
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California Double Counts Emissions
You can’t make this up.
We’re supposed to consider these people experts saving hundreds of thousands from air pollution death.
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