By Steve Milloy
December 3, 2012, Washington Times
Fewer than 1 in 5 Americans has any use for cigarettes nowadays, but here’s why the Obama Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has made smoking important to us all. Continue reading What's EPA Smoking?
“… 86,000 air tests conducted so far show no airborne asbestos before, during or after flooring work. They blame the phony scare on overzealous city inspectors and want their money back.” [New York Post]
And, of course, she would have spoken with the heckler afterward if he/she were a denier… possibly from the denier’s prison cell… [Weekly Standard]
Did NOAA cheat on its 2011 hurricane forecast to beat two fifth graders? [National Center for Public Policy Research]
When will Republicans learn that when you lie down with dogs…
Solar firm that got $26M in Miss. loans is closing… FLASHBACK to April 2010: Barbour “delighted” Twin Creeks Technologies picked Mississippi… CEO said “The State of Mississippi and the Governor’s office have been extremely helpful in driving the agreement to closure in record time…”
“AAA, the nation’s largest travel organization, on Friday urged the Obama administration to halt the sale of E15 — a new fuel with a higher blend of ethanol — because of possible engine damage to most vehicles on the nation’s roads.” [Detroit News]
Show us a body, dude. Put up or shut up. Continue reading Challenge issued to the University of Montana's Curtis Noonan
Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse is going to need an awfully large concentration camp for all of us. Continue reading Sen. Whitehouse: Deniers tolerated too long
So it’s not okay for school buses to idle, but EPA can idle a truck and pump its diesel exhaust into the lungs of elderly people?
From the Danbury Daily Voice:
Idling diesel engines emit pollutants, which can cause or aggravate a variety of health problems, including asthma and other respiratory diseases, and the fine particles in diesel exhaust are a likely human carcinogen,” the EPA said in the statement. “Diesel exhaust not only contributes to areawide air quality problems, but more direct exposure can cause lightheadedness, nausea, sore throat, coughing and other symptoms.
Click for EPA’s illegal human experiments.
Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson has bowed to reality (as calculated here by JunkScience.com). Robinson writes today, “Americans are not the big problem…” [Washington Post]
We’d bet the only reason that one of Khosla’s funds is “up 30% since inception in 2009” is because CalPERS is afraid to value the investment at its real worth. [New York Times]
Duke Energy CEO and USCAP co-founder Jim Rogers will get to spend more time with the grandchildren who taught him about the dangers of global warming. [Indiana Business Journal]
For more posters, check out JunkScience.com’s “Carbon Criminal” campaign, which was denounced by Sen. Barbara Boxer.
