JunkScience requests federal research misconduct investigation for air pollution study
A fraudulent study to advance political and research payola agendas deserves exposure and punishment.
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Researcher claims EPA carbon monoxide rules based on fabricated data
Past the scientific misconduct and illegal human experiments with taxpayer dollar, looks like consumers wasted billions on catalytic converters.
Richard Windsor (aka Lisa Jackson) joins Tulane board — home of scientific misconduct in endocrine disrupter research
The AP reports:
Feds refuse to investigate research misconduct at Johns Hopkins; Researcher who committed suicide ‘no longer poses a risk’
Institutional involvement and/or cover-up doesn’t matter? Even if the institution gets $600 million per year from NIH? Really?
The Endocrine Disrupter Scare
By Steve Milloy JunkScience.com, March 2019 Background: What is an “endocrine disruptor”? An endocrine disruptor (also called an “environmental estrogen”) is supposedly any one of a variety of chemicals that, at extremely low-level exposures, well below those considered safe by EPA and other regulatory authorities, disrupt the human or animal hormonal system to cause diseases … Continue reading The Endocrine Disrupter Scare
Feds propose to give BPA clean bill of health
The draft CLARITY-BPA report should go a long way toward sweeping the “endocrine disrupter” scare into the ash bin of junk science history. BTW, JunkScience.com was there to point out the scare’s stupidity from the very beginning IN 1996.
Dr. John Dunn blasts JAMA over Harvard PM2.5 fraud
And the DHHS Office of Research Integrity gets a referral as well. Read Dunn’s letters to JAMA and ORI.
Exposed: Harvard prof offers US EPA employees ‘royal hospitality’ to help get $10 million contract from Kuwait EPA
Does an e-mail obtained by JunkScience.com reveal an attempted bribe (is there another word?) to EPA employees for helping Harvard get a lucrative Kuwaiti contract?
Trump budget would kill EPA science program born in NIH-adjudicated scientific misconduct
The New York Times weeps this morning for the NINE jobs in EPA’s endocrine disruption program that President Trump has put on the chopping block. JunkScience.com readers will recall the fraudulent origin of these jobs.
Nonsense… Michigan kids NOT ‘poisoned’ by lead in drinking water
The dose makes the poison and “any” exposure is not the same as being “poisoned.”
Let's try this Nature Mag digest from Joe
So Joe Bast, who is a busy boy, now sends me summaries or a digest, if you prefer, of the mag Nature.
Joe Bast is wearing me out
Ok, some of you might say, you’re nothing but a conduit for Bast.