Maley: When did EPA jump the shark?

From the beginning. Continue reading Maley: When did EPA jump the shark?

Still no evidence for general sodium reduction

Letters to the editor in the Journal of the American Medical Association point out that a recent reexamination of the NHANES III data does not support a general recommendation for reducing sodim intake. Continue reading Still no evidence for general sodium reduction

Four Pinocchios for the WashPost Fact Checker

The Washington Post Fact Checker gave Rick Perry four Pinocchios for his August 17 denunciation of alarmist science. Here’s what we think. Continue reading Four Pinocchios for the WashPost Fact Checker

Perry: Country called ‘Solynda’

Perhaps Rick Perry should campaign in mime. Continue reading Perry: Country called ‘Solynda’

Ninth Circuit goes skeptic?

It looks like even the whackily liberal Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals is turning skeptic. Continue reading Ninth Circuit goes skeptic?

Begley: Could vaccines be the end of cancer?

We’ve heard the cancer industry cry “cure” before. Continue reading Begley: Could vaccines be the end of cancer?

African trees dying because of manmade global warming?

It’s far more likely that humans are killing science at Berkeley. Continue reading African trees dying because of manmade global warming?

Wind turbine catches fire during storm

Something in common with the Chevy Volt? Continue reading Wind turbine catches fire during storm

A dirty persecution under the Clean Water Act

Diverting sewage from a backed up sewage system earns a criminal record for a Washington DC facilities engineer. Continue reading A dirty persecution under the Clean Water Act

Durban a ‘Viagra shot’ for carbon markets?

But what would one expect from Bank of America’s carbon markets chief? Continue reading Durban a ‘Viagra shot’ for carbon markets?

Volt probe may be lengthy

The Volt is headed down the Edsel Highway. Continue reading Volt probe may be lengthy

Court: Process more important than EPA health claims

So EPA can’t cheat in the name of public health. Continue reading Court: Process more important than EPA health claims