Thanks to the swirling controversy, you might get the impression that little is really known about exposure to BPA. Continue reading So you’ve been exposed to BPA — does that matter?
Month: January 2015
NOT SCIENCE: ‘Former NFL players who played tackle football before age 12 at increased risk of memory and thinking problems later’
NOT SCIENCE: ‘Earlier menopause linked to everyday chemical exposures’
EPA exposes exercising asthmatics to 9 times more diesel particulate than deemed safe — No adverse health effects reported
The latest episode in the continuing saga of EPA’s illegal human experiments. Continue reading EPA exposes exercising asthmatics to 9 times more diesel particulate than deemed safe — No adverse health effects reported
Formaldehyde in e-cigarettes: A cancer risk?
EPA banned experiments on children —but not until after it sprayed diesel exhaust up the noses of 10-year olds
But the agency still defends the tests as necessary for public policy — yet another illegal rationale. Continue reading EPA banned experiments on children —but not until after it sprayed diesel exhaust up the noses of 10-year olds
New study doesn’t show BPA a risk during pregnancy
A new BPA claims that exposure to realistic levels of BPA during pregnancy increases “biochemical markers for oxidative stress,” which are “associated with insulin resistance and inflammation, which are risk factors for diabetes and other metabolic disorders as well as cardiovascular disease.” Continue reading New study doesn’t show BPA a risk during pregnancy
GOP Keystone XL amendment would require Senate approval of any international climate treaty
Would cover Obama’s China deal, too. Introduced by Sen. Roy Blunt (R-Missouri). Continue reading GOP Keystone XL amendment would require Senate approval of any international climate treaty
Mercury-in-fish STILL NOT associated with developmental harm to children
The latest update to the Seychelles study. Continue reading Mercury-in-fish STILL NOT associated with developmental harm to children
Denialism vs. Denihilism: What the prison warden in ‘Cool Hand Luke’ got right
As it turns out, the common epithet hurled by warmunists at their opponents has been widely misunderstood. Continue reading Denialism vs. Denihilism: What the prison warden in ‘Cool Hand Luke’ got right
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 EPA Used 10-Year Old Children in Illegal Diesel Exhaust Experiments
Food Police at CSPI launch junk science-fueled attack against Taylor Swift…
… for advertising Diet Coke. Continue reading Food Police at CSPI launch junk science-fueled attack against Taylor Swift…