Kevin Roeten: Mercury Toxicity from Power Plants?
“There are over 250 known phobias, and chemophobia seems to be the most common fear.”
“There are over 250 known phobias, and chemophobia seems to be the most common fear.”
“A group of residents, who have formed under the banner Erie Rising, have complained for months that all the nearby gas drilling activity — and the emissions it produces — is causing people to come down with cases of asthma, gastrointestinal illness and worse.”
By Steve Milloy February 22, 2012, Washington Times March 2 should be a date that lives in infamy for the Obama Environmental Protection Agency.
As a young child Yvonne Kaeder “understood” that ambient air triggered asthma attacks.
“Mr Obama’s EPA has considered raising the value of cutting the risk of death by cancer on the ground that it is a more horrifying way to die than others.”
The enviros claim the plant contributes to 43 premature deaths, 72 heart attacks and 660 asthma attacks annually. Show us one, please.
As president of the Pennsylvania Society for Respiratory Care, Eileen Censullo ought to be able to show us someone whose health has been harmed by ambient air quality.
No one is harmed by ambient fine particulate matter.
“I think wood smoke can be a big issue for pets, much like secondhand smoke.”
The EPA air chief subtly admits the agency’s junk science?
“The real challenge here is that in the good times everybody is in favor of environmental stuff, and when the times get tougher, it’s probably the first thing to be jettisoned.”
From his Stanford ivory tower, engineering professor Mark Jacobson urges that we give up fossil fuels for…what?