Greens try shifting debate on 'Show us the bodies' challenge
The greens are trying to shift focus away from their bogus air quality-related body counts.
The greens are trying to shift focus away from their bogus air quality-related body counts.
For decades the enviros and the EPA have ducked defending their outrageous claims by simply ignoring their critics. It was easy to do with the complicity of the mainstream media.
If you trained for a brief time three decades ago to be a pediatrician, but then went on to a career of other activities, can you really claim to be a “pediatrician”?
I apparently “deeply offended” the Marxist-environmentalist complex with my “Show us the bodies, EPA” column.
By Steve Milloy July 20, 2011, Washington Times The House will soon vote to (slightly) rein in the Obama Environmental Protection Agency. But this much-needed baby step by Congress will only happen if Republicans have the knowledge and muster the courage to withstand a final bare-knuckles assault by EPA’s enviro allies.
Senate Republicans are apparently too polite to call out Sen. Frank Lautenberg (D-NJ) on his shameless exploitation of his long-dead sister.
Why is perfectly legal funding for a climate skeptic a big trade press story but possibly illegal income paid to a government climate alarmist a non-story?
Minnesota Democrat Rep. Keith Ellison is urging Al Gore exploit poor, asthmatic children.
Will climate change — or extreme environmentalism — hurt indoor air quality?
By Steve Milloy The League of Women Voters is attacking Sen. Scott Brown (R-Mass.) in a TV ad accusing him of siding with “polluters” over “people.” A closer look at the facts, however, reveals that it’s the LWV that’s fouling the air.
By Steve Milloy The American Medical Association claimed in an April 4 editorial that, “The shift in the planet’s climate is affecting the health of patients — and physicians are starting to see the results.” So let’s see how the AMA backs up that assertion.
By Steve Milloy You can’t imagine the thunderous LOL that emanated from my office last Saturday when I opened my copy of the April 11th issue of The Nation. Yes, you read that right — The Nation, that long-time voice of American comrade-ism.