Dunn to C. Arden Pope, III: ‘Your scam is being exposed’
Dr. John Dunn taunts Brigham Young University epidemiology junk scientist C. Arden Pope, III.
Dr. John Dunn taunts Brigham Young University epidemiology junk scientist C. Arden Pope, III.
My March 27 Wall Street Journal op-ed “The EPA Cleans Up Its Science” was attacked in a letter-to-the-editor by University of Rochester emeritus professor William H. Barker. I report you decide — and don’t let the title of this article do it for you.
NYTimes reporters are unhappy I slammed their article on Twitter. Here’s why I did.
Here is Arden Pope’s response to Jim Enstrom’s March 2017 study in Dose Response. Past Pope’s lengthy arm-waving about dubious-if-not-fraudulent statistics, in the end he cannot cite a single bit of physical evidence that PM2.5 kills anyone — even though he claims 4.2 million people were killed by PM2.5 in 2015. Here’s the key passage: … Continue reading Pope admits no physical evidence supports claim that PM2.5 causes death
A moment of truth for JAMA.
We don’t.
New England Journal of Medicine editor Jeffrey Drazen has chosen an ominous course for his journal. JunkScience.com ended the career of ex-Journal of the American Medical Association editor George Lundberg for dabbling in politicized junk science. We could use another scalp.
The New England Journal of Medicine has printed letters commenting on its recent PM2.5 study (the accompanying editorial was entitled “Air Pollution Still Kills”), including a letter from our own Jim Enstrom and the Harvard authors’ response — the latter of whom apparently earned their PhDs in Mendacitology.
Meet the Washington Post’s expert on PM2.5… New Republic writer Emily Atkin.
EPA is seeking new members for its Science Advisory Board (SAB). Public comment is requested. Here is the list of who you should recommended to EPA and who you should advise EPA to skip.
A fraudulent study to advance political and research payola agendas deserves exposure and punishment.
You probably know where I come down on this. A new study spotlights this issue in spades.