The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has conducted air pollution experiments on live human subjects that discredit its claims that fine particulate matter kills people.
JunkScience.com obtained the explosive and heretofore undisclosed results through the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) and reveal them here for the first time. Continue reading EPA human experiments debunk notion of 'killer' air pollution: Agency hides exculpatory results
The Financial Times reports: Continue reading Study finds air clean-up link to US hurricanes
“The CARB’s diesel exhaust regulation is based on flawed science and will produce little or no reduction in premature death.” Continue reading Arnett: Shades of EPA: The Flawed Human Health Effects Epidemiology in the California Air Resources Board’s Diesel Truck Emission Rules
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Average and maximum ground-level ozone measurements were not correlated with emergency admissions for asthma at a large Los Angeles hospital during 2009-2011. Continue reading Ozone, Asthma Hospitalizations Not Linked in Los Angeles 2009-2011
“EPA’s Gina McCarthy once predicted that the MATS rule would generate 8,000 to 46,000 jobs. Rather than undertake expensive retrofits, more than two dozen plants simply closed.” Continue reading EPA regulations eliminate more than 1,850 jobs
“But is it really true that environmental groups are focusing on asthma and other health issues rather than talking about climate change?” Continue reading 'Rebranding' global warming is political hot potato
But Sen. Sessions cites the Junkman in questioning that assertion. Continue reading Boxer: Premature deaths from air pollution are ‘documented’
From today’s Senate EPW hearing on the EPA budget. JunkScience will soon blow these claims out of the water (again). Continue reading EPA's Jackson to Boxer: Air pollution link with asthma hospitalizations, premature death 'not speculative'
The second time this week. Continue reading Sen. Lautenberg drags out dead sister yet again at EPA budget hearing
“This study provides evidence that environmental levels of PAH encountered in NYC air can adversely affect child behavior.” Continue reading Claim: NYC traffic pollution harms child behaviour
Sen. Frank Lautenberg once again raised his sister’s death from asthma 30 years ago at today’s Senate EPW hearing. Continue reading Lautenberg drags out dead sister on behalf of EPA — again
“Subcommittee on Clean Air and Nuclear Safety hearing entitled, ‘Oversight: Review of the Environmental Protection Agency’s Mercury and Air Toxics Standards (MATS) for Power Plants’.” Continue reading Live Hearing: Senate EPW Committee on EPA mercury rule