P-hacking is where researchers collect or select data and statistical analysis until nonsignifiant results become significant.
Continue reading The Extent and Consequences of P-Hacking in Science
P-hacking is where researchers collect or select data and statistical analysis until nonsignifiant results become significant.
Continue reading The Extent and Consequences of P-Hacking in Science
No, it’s not NOT Smoot-Hawley all over again.
‘Science’ is facing a replication crisis.
Continue reading Publication bias and the canonization of false facts
PM2.5 doesn’t kill people — white, black or purple. But it does make researchers of all skin colors dishonest.
Continue reading NO… blacks not a higher risk from PM2.5 than whites…. NO
Nah.
Continue reading Claim: Coral reef experiment shows acidification from carbon dioxide slows growth
The quote in the NYTimes headline is mine. Who’d a thunk that would ever happen?
Also had a great meeting today with EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt! Big things happening!
Continue reading Steve Milloy quoted in Trump EPA Report of First Year Accomplishments
So far the war on cancer has largely been an expensive failure. Some success, but mostly not.
Continue reading Study: US cancer treatment guidelines ‘often based on weak evidence’
Sinking, yes. Sea level rise, no.
West Virginia Congressman Evan Jenkins (R-Volvo) should run away from the ongoing swamp effort to kill the glider truck industry.
Paging Robert Mueller…
“It is clear that Russian agents are using social media to influence and impact U.S. energy markets. Regardless of one’s political or ideological views surrounding U.S. energy policy and climate change, the American people deserve to be free from foreign political interference.” Click here for the report.