By Steve Milloy
January 1, 2013, Washington Times
The Obama Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) says no law empowers any judge to stop it from conducting illegal scientific experiments on seniors, children and the sick. Continue reading EPA’s illegal human experiments could break Nuremberg Code
“The woman who led California through the development and implementation of some groundbreaking environmental policies could soon be headed to Washington, D.C.” Continue reading Another Candidate for EPA Chief: CARB's Mary Nichols
Don’t take my word for it… take EPA’s. Continue reading EPA's new air rule made illegal by human experiments
She didn’t want to be associated with anything constructive? Continue reading Claim: Jackson quit EPA over Keystone XL pipeline
Okay… so he didn’t use that exact phrase but it’s close enough. Continue reading Texas AG on Jackson Leaving EPA: Good riddance
“Ms. Jackson used her discretion to make these rules as aggressive and punitive as possible, even if they couldn’t survive legal scrutiny.” Continue reading WSJ on Jackson's Departure from EPA
It happened to the Bush EPA-nominee Stephen Johnson. Continue reading Human testing to come up during Senate confirmation of Jackson's replacement?
Only the Walter Duranty-loving New York Times would think Lisa Jackson failed. Check out the NYTimes headline. What more could she have done? Continue reading NYTimes: Lisa Jackson a failure
Don’t forget our revolving door prediction. Continue reading EPA administrator to resign
Check out Judge Janice Rogers Brown blistering dissent. Continue reading Appeals court upholds EPA authority over GHG emissions; EPA trashed by dissent
Will the post-EPA Lisa Jackson have to suffer her own anti-coal regulation? Continue reading Revolving Door at EPA: Lisa Jackson eyes job as coal utility CEO?
Life-giving substances shouldn’t be treated as pollutants. Continue reading WashTimes: EPA regulates water