Arden Pope keeps lying about his secret science

Check out Brigham Young University junk scientist Clive Arden Pope, III’s ridiculous comments on the recent EPA proposal that would ban his secret science.

Brigham Young University’s epidemiology fraudster C. Arden Pope, III.

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In attack on EPA secret science ban, WaPo falsely describes EPA-funded research as ‘independent’

While I appreciate being quoted in a front-page Washington Post article about a crowning glory of my fight against junk science, I don’t appreciate being lied about.

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YUGE: Scott Pruitt proposes to end junk science via transparency at EPA

I thought today’s announcement would “only” be address the secret data. It is so much more.

Steve Milloy congratulates Scott Pruitt following Pruitt’s announcement of a rulemaking to end junk science at EPA.

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Original Research: Origin of the term ‘McCarthyism’

Who coined the term “McCarthyism”? Was it Washington Post cartoonist Herb Block? Or someone more sinister? I report my original research as it stands now. You decide.

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NYTimes Investigative Reporter Eric Lipton — Not So ‘Investigative’ on Glider Trucks

Eric Lipton is an “investigative reporter” with the New York Times. I’ve talked with him on the phone. He seems like a nice enough guy. But I’m gonna beat him over the head for his Friday morning tweet about glider trucks.

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‘State of Global Air’: More Air Quality Lies from the Health Effects Institute

The air pollution scare industry is in panic mode, led by the Health Effects Institute.

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EPA’s Arthur Elkins: A partisan inspector general

The Obama-appointed Elkins turned a blind eye to actual Obama EPA crimes. But no triviality escapes him in the Trump EPA.

Arthur Elkins, EPA’s partisan inspector general. Elkins had no problem with the Obama EPA’s ghastly human experiments. But a pay raise in the Trump EPA? Well, get the handcuffs.

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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.

Brigham Young University’s epidemiology fraudster C. Arden Pope, III.

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Claim: Atlantic Ocean circulation at weakest point in more than 1,500 years

Two questions: 1. How do they know? (Unverifiable guesswork based on the size of sediment grains — really?) 2. Assuming the claim is true, why was it so weak 1,500 years ago?).

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William ‘Carnival’ Barker attacks Milloy Wall Street Journal op-ed on secret science

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.

ca. 1927 — W.C. Fields as a carnival sideshow announcer in a scene from the 1927 Paramount Pictures film, . — Image by © Bettmann/CORBIS

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Give me (and Scott Pruitt) a break

Compare the trivial allegations against Scott Pruitt with the actual, serious law-breaking of the Clinton and Obama EPA chiefs.

On her last day as Clinton EPA chief, Comrade Carol Browner illegally erased her hard drive to cover her tracks concerning a host of “midnight regulations” she issued ahead of the incoming Bush administration.

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