Report: NAS Meeting on EPA’s Illegal Human Experiments
Here is my report of last Wednesday’s National Academy of Sciences (NAS) public meeting public meeting about EPA’s illegal human experiments.
Here is my report of last Wednesday’s National Academy of Sciences (NAS) public meeting public meeting about EPA’s illegal human experiments.
‘No Safe Exposure’: EPA’s Human Experiments With Particulate Matter.
We have spoiled the EPA’s effort to covertly whitewash its illegal human experiments via the National Academy of Sciences.
Here are the 52 documents in the public docket for the National Academy of Sciences review of EPA’s (illegal) human experiments. I will comment on them later.
You remember… the ones where EPA made old, people, sick people, and children inhale high levels of diesel exhaust, chlorine gas, and smog in order to validate its junk science air quality epidemiology.
Greenwire’s Robin Bravender and Amanda Peterka apparently can’t even manage he-said-she-said journalism. EPA said everything was okay and, well, what else matters — especially if you’re a journalist who wants to have access to EPA in the future?
EPA has proposed to tighten its standards for ozone in outdoor air. However, ozone in outdoor air, especially at current levels, doesn’t hurt anyone and the EPA knows it… but EPA doesn’t want you to know it. Here is a short exposé based on EPA documents obtained via the Freedom of Information Act.
More on our efforts to expose human experimentation that makes no sense if the EPA is telling the truth about air pollution.
If you want to see a long string of essays by Milloy and Dunn about EPA Misconduct, check out the American Thinker website
This was one of the most comprehensive and well done reports on the EPA misconduct by Matt Vadum.
Journalists don’t get it because they don’t do research.
Let’s see if we can summarize the human experiments scandal.