… about the mid-term elections and science. Continue reading We corrected this Nature headline…
BOOK REVIEW: ‘Why We Bite the Invisible Hand’
Financial Post columnist Peter Foster’s terrific new book on anti-capitalist psychology is reviewed by the Washington Times. Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: ‘Why We Bite the Invisible Hand’
Most published medical research is FALSE — 85% of research funding WASTED, says Stanford study
JunkScience.com has been right for 17.5 years! Continue reading Most published medical research is FALSE — 85% of research funding WASTED, says Stanford study
Abandon the 2°C target, says Nature commentary — not ‘scientifically meaningful’
We’ve been saying this for years. —>
Colorado wildfires NOT MORE SEVERE since 1800s, says ‘massive’ UColorado study
More warmist myth goes up in smoke. Continue reading Colorado wildfires NOT MORE SEVERE since 1800s, says ‘massive’ UColorado study
Video: Al Gore’s microphone fails while quoting Jesus and pronouncing the word ‘hypocrite’
Warmists bed-wet over Southern Calif. heat wave — in September 1939 (100 ppm CO2 ago) it was much worse.
Global warming STOP to last another 15 years, says Science mag study
Wonder if warmism will last that long? Continue reading Global warming STOP to last another 15 years, says Science mag study
NOT MUCH: Summary of what other countries are doing on climate
What are 34 other major CO2 emitters representing two-thirds of non-U.S. emissions doing on climate? Find out here.
Increased UK flooding over past 129 years due to urban expansion, population growth
A rise in the number of reported floods in the UK over the past 129 years can mainly be explained by increased exposure, resulting from urban expansion and population growth, according to new research by the University of Southampton. —>
Meet BPA-Free, The New BPA
Bisphenol A (BPA) is one of the most studied and understood chemicals. Despite its extensive track record of safety, junk science-fueled anti-chemical activists have forced consumer product manufacturers to abandon BPA for much less well-studied substitutes (i.e,. “BPA-Free”). Chemist Steve Hentges takes a look at the implications at Science 2.0.
Are You Exposed To BPA, And Does It Matter?
For quite a few years, one of the most popular chemicals for scientific inquiry has been bisphenol A (BPA). Scientists around the world have been conducting a diverse array of studies aimed at understanding whether BPA poses a risk to human health.
Based on the weight of evidence from these many studies, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently answered the question “Is BPA safe?” with a simple and unambiguous answer – “Yes.” Read more…