As long as I’ve been involved in federal regulatory issues (since 1990), regulators have used junk epidemiology to justify overregulation. For the first time ever, we have an administration that is committed to stopping overregulation. So JunkScience.com petitioned the Trump administration today to stop the misuse and abuse of epidemiology by issuing epidemiologic standards for federal agencies.
Continue reading JunkScience petitions White House for epidemiology standards
Dr. Howard Bauchner, you lied to me. No worries. though. You just confirmed that I am correct about PM2.5 and that the EPA-Harvard-NEJM-JAMA PM2.5 cabal is engaged in major science fraud.
Continue reading JAMA editor reneges on commitment to review Harvard PM2.5 study for misconduct
New York Times hack Eric Lipton tries to save the rentseekers and rogue EPA staffers on the losing end of the glider truck controversy. But my Wall Street Journal column already revealed the inconvenient truth about the conspiracy against gliders.
Continue reading NYTimes attacks Trump EPA proposed repeal of Obama EPA glider truck rule
“If big government money was taken out of this toxic mix producing bad research, there would be no small association results used to project hundreds of thousands of deaths in America.”
Continue reading Dunn in Dose-Response: Enstrom’s Expose of Air Pollution Epidemiology Problems
Should EPA employees really be employed to “fight” budget cuts ordered by the President?
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?
My op-ed in the Wall Street Journal (print edition for January 13, 2018). The story of how the Obama EPA was persuaded by the new truck industry to destroy the tiny “glider truck” industry and how the Trump EPA rode to the rescue.
Continue reading Milloy in WSJ: EPA Bureaucrats Go Rogue on ‘Glider Truck’ Emissions
Check out the American Public Health Association effort to recruit puppets and provide them with talking points for public hearings concerning the proposed repeal of the Clean Power Plan. The talking points are false claims about air quality health effects.
If you can’t read the image, the text is below. Continue reading American Public Health Association provides talking points to puppets for Clean Power Plan public meetings
The same crew that published the scientific misconduct-fueled PM2.5 study in the New England Journal of Medicine last summer has now published a new scientific misconduct-fueled study based on the same Medicare data in the Journal of the American Medical Association. You can tell that JunkScience.com forced the authors to be somewhat more candid in this study than the one in the NEJM, but they can’t seem to shake their basic dishonesty.
Continue reading Harvard’s perpetual PM2.5 junk science machine strikes again
Greens sue EPA to overturn the JunkScience.com initiative that ended their EPA advisory board scam.
EPA claims blue-sky air kills 570,000 Americas per year. Below is a snapshot of recent air quality in India from today’s New York Times. The accompanying article fails to report that this filthy air caused any deaths. So what does that say about EPA’s claim?
