In the wake of Tuesday’s EPA secret science announcement, the ever-hopeful Steve Milloy gave 30-minute (at least) interview to New Yorker writer Carolyn Kormann, challenging her to go to Harvard’s Dog Dockery (no slight to biological canines intended) and Brigham Young’s Clive Arden Pope, III to get actually responses to my charges of fraud against … Continue reading Doug Dockery lies about his secret science
The air pollution scare industry is in panic mode, led by the Health Effects Institute.
Dr. John Dunn taunts Brigham Young University epidemiology junk scientist C. Arden Pope, III.
My March 27 Wall Street Journal op-ed “The EPA Cleans Up Its Science” was attacked in a letter-to-the-editor by University of Rochester emeritus professor William H. Barker. I report you decide — and don’t let the title of this article do it for you.
I guess all those promises Gina McCarthy made to Congress about producing the Harvard Six City and Pope/ACS study data were all lies.
NYTimes reporters are unhappy I slammed their article on Twitter. Here’s why I did.
My op-ed in today’s Wall Street Journal.
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 … Continue reading JunkScience petitions White House for epidemiology standards
“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.”
Steve Milloy’s talk on PM2.5 and EPA’s illegal human testing at the 2017 Doctors for Disaster Preparedness meeting.
New England Journal of Medicine editor Jeffrey Drazen has chosen an ominous course for his journal. JunkScience.com ended the career of ex-Journal of the American Medical Association editor George Lundberg for dabbling in politicized junk science. We could use another scalp.
My op-ed in today’s Wall Street Journal.