WSJ: The EPA’s Reliability Cover-Up
Why did the agency erase its own doubts about the U.S. electrical grid?
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Hey, EPA: Children dependent on life support vulnerable to loss of electrical power
EPA says it cares about “the children”. But then why would it threaten the electricity needed to keep the most vulnerable alive?
News & Views – October 12, 2011
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Democrats need to choose: EPA or jobs
By Steve Milloy September 21, 2011, Washington Times Thursday is a D-Day of sorts for House Democrats. That day they will get to choose between jobs or job-killing Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations.
WSJ: An EPA Moratorium
From the Wall Street Journal editorial page:
Show us the bodies, EPA
By Steve Milloy July 20, 2011, Washington Times The House will soon vote to (slightly) rein in the Obama Environmental Protection Agency. But this much-needed baby step by Congress will only happen if Republicans have the knowledge and muster the courage to withstand a final bare-knuckles assault by EPA’s enviro allies.
EPA riders sabotaged from within House GOP?
Rep. Ed Whitfield (R-KY) thinks someone within the GOP-controlled House Energy and Commerce Committee sabotaged efforts to rein in the EPA through the appropriations process. We have an idea for where to start looking.
Last chance for GOP to stop EPA train wreck
By Steve Milloy July 6, 2011, The Washington Times The next month is a good time for Congressional Republicans to move beyond empty gestures to solve the job-killing and economy-slowing problem that is the Obama Environmental Protection Agency.
Climatewire: Unfair trade press
Why is perfectly legal funding for a climate skeptic a big trade press story but possibly illegal income paid to a government climate alarmist a non-story?
Vaccine Vindication: Thimerosal Not Linked With Autism
By Steven Milloy January 10, 2008, FoxNews.com The vaccine preservative Thimerosal is not linked with autism, a new study reports.