Justice Department court filings reveal EPA’s PM2.5 fraud

In 2012, the American Tradition Institute sued EPA for conducting illegal human experiments involving PM2.5. The Department of Justice filed this memo in response to the ATI’s motion for a temporary restraining order against EPA. Two pages, excerpted below, expose the EPA’s PM2.5 con as follows:

1. EPA says epidemiologic studies are the primary evidence against PM2.5.
2. EPA admits epidemiologic studies provide only evidence of statistical correlation not causation-in-fact, in this case between inhaling PM2.5 and adverse health effects, including death.
3. To determine biological plausibility for the notion that PM2.5 harms health,EPA conducted experiments in which humans were made to inhale extreme levels of PM2.5.
4. In its CAPTAIN line of studies, for example, EPA paid 297 human volunteers to inhale extreme levels of PM2.5.
5. Despite the extreme exposures, no study subject was harmed by PM2.5 in any way.
6. The human experiments did not validate the correlations reported in epidemiological studies.
7. The EPA ignored the results of the human experiments and regulations and regulated PM2.5 anyway.