The EPA human experiments controversy is now over. As between choosing whether EPA committed multiple felonies vs. lying to the Congress/public about PM2.5 killing people, the National Academy of Sciences has chosen the “lying’ option. Total victory achieved.
I wasted $6 on this junk study so you don’t have to.
Continue reading Claim: Coal plant emissions cause low birth weight babies
Even playing by the rules of junk science, C. Arden Pope III’s infamous 1995 PM2.5 study holds no water.
The March 23-24, 2017 Heartland Institute conference (12th International Conference on Climate Change) panel on climate and human health effects (Dr. John Dunn, Dr. Jim Enstrom and Steve Milloy) begins at about 8:00 into the video. Milloy’s presentation is at about 8:35.
New in Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology from JunkScience.com friend Stan Young.
Continue reading New Study: Air quality environmental epidemiology studies are unreliable
False. Air pollution kills no one in China. China should clean its filthy air, but no lives will be saved. This new study is just more egregiously bad, self-debunking air quality junk science.
Claims entirely blown to hell by my new book, ‘Scare Pollution.’
Like shooting fish in a barrel. A new study claims about 1-in-5 preterm births is caused by PM2.5. My analysis shows that not one preterm birth, let alone 1-in-5, can be credibly linked with PM2.5.
Continue reading Claim: PM2.5 causes 2.7 million premature births per year
Chinese air is bad, but it kills no one.
Continue reading Claim: Chinese air pollution linked to respiratory and cardiovascular deaths
As reported by Bloomberg, it’s that damn Milloy guy again… debunking EPA claims with the all-important California PM2.5 data set.
Continue reading Chairman Smith reopens the debate on EPA’s science
“By all accounts, [the Trump administration was] running around Thursday delivering copies of Steve Milloy’s “Scare Pollution: Why and How to Fix the EPA” to key members of Congress.”
