Mann on the Mooney — Part 2: Mann responds to JunkScience criticism
Like shooting fish in a barrel. Continue reading Mann on the Mooney — Part 2: Mann responds to JunkScience criticism
Mann on the Mooney — Part 1: The Washington Post, Michael Mann and the Boston Blizzards
It seems Washington Post environment “reporter” Chris Mooney might want to think twice about parroting anything fake Nobel Prize-winning warmist Michael Mann says. Continue reading Mann on the Mooney — Part 1: The Washington Post, Michael Mann and the Boston Blizzards
MSM whitewashes EPA human experiments scandal, totally ignoring the central issues
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? Continue reading MSM whitewashes EPA human experiments scandal, totally ignoring the central issues
San Francisco’s January drought: Evidence of global warming or just a freak occurrence?
Quote of the Day
Ask a Nazi death camp survivor what they think of this: Continue reading Quote of the Day
So you’ve been exposed to BPA — does that matter?
Thanks to the swirling controversy, you might get the impression that little is really known about exposure to BPA. Continue reading So you’ve been exposed to BPA — does that matter?
NOT SCIENCE: ‘Former NFL players who played tackle football before age 12 at increased risk of memory and thinking problems later’
NOT SCIENCE: ‘Earlier menopause linked to everyday chemical exposures’
EPA exposes exercising asthmatics to 9 times more diesel particulate than deemed safe — No adverse health effects reported
The latest episode in the continuing saga of EPA’s illegal human experiments. Continue reading EPA exposes exercising asthmatics to 9 times more diesel particulate than deemed safe — No adverse health effects reported
Formaldehyde in e-cigarettes: A cancer risk?
EPA banned experiments on children —but not until after it sprayed diesel exhaust up the noses of 10-year olds
But the agency still defends the tests as necessary for public policy — yet another illegal rationale. Continue reading EPA banned experiments on children —but not until after it sprayed diesel exhaust up the noses of 10-year olds