“The rest of the purported benefits—to be precise, 99.99%—come by double-counting pollution reductions like soot that the EPA regulates through separate programs and therefore most will happen anyway. Using such “co-benefits” is an abuse of the cost-benefit process and shows that Cass Sunstein’s team at the White House regulatory office—many of whom opposed the rule—got … Continue reading WSJ: Lisa Jackson’s Power Play
Where’s all the concern for “the children”?
By Steve Milloy November 17, 2011, PajamasMedia Though I write to defend the natural gas industry from the junk science hurled at it and the drilling technique known as hydraulic fracturing (fracking), I do so with mixed emotions.
We have successfully exported air pollution junk science.
By Steve Milloy November 2, 2011, Washington Times It is time for Lisa P. Jackson to resign.
New research on the “hygiene hypothesis”.
Primatene Mist users have good reason today to curse Senate Democrats — as well as Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush.
How did all those baby boomers survive?
By Steve Milloy October 26, 2011, The Daily Caller In a new ad campaign, Environment Ohio accuses Republican Congressman Steve Stivers of voting to kill babies. In addition to being over the top, the ad spotlights an increasingly unhinged and politicized environmental movement.
You’ve heard of habeus corpus? Well the JunkScience.com equivalent is demonstra corpus, meaning “show us a body.”
Welcome to the home of “health denial.”
Ohio Congressman Steve Stivers voted to rein in the out-of-control EPA. The whack-jobs at Environment Ohio responded with this twisted TV ad which, to no one’s surprise, exploits children.