Challenge to Eileen Censullo: Show us a body
As president of the Pennsylvania Society for Respiratory Care, Eileen Censullo ought to be able to show us someone whose health has been harmed by ambient air quality.
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3 W.Va. plants latest victims of EPA air rules
About 105 jobs scotched by EPA junk science.
IER: Impact of EPA’s Regulatory Assault on Power Plants
New regulations to take 33 GW of electricity generation offline and the plant closing announcements keep coming.
Barton hits EPA on science, economics at hearing
Texas Congressman Joe Barton today attacked the EPA’s Mercury Air Toxics Standard as not being based on sound science and economics.
Hightower: Congressional Republicans ‘hate unborn babies’
“GOP lawmakers are now howling to overturn the EPA’s mercury regulations.”
EPA: Extreme Punishment Authority
“New air-pollution rules will impose exorbitant costs for illusory health benefits.”
Clean Energy Hostages
By Steve Milloy February 1, 2012, Washington Times “Let the fossil fuels go, or the wind industry gets it in the wallet.” That’s the threat congressional Republicans need to convey to their colleagues across the aisle to stop the Obama war against fossil fuels.
Busted Fluorescent Lamps’ Dangers Cited
This issue will soon arrive in the U.S.
Exposing seafood industry’s junk science?
New Jersey Sierra Club Jeff Tittel exposes how much he doesn’t know — and apparently doesn’t care to know — about mercury in seafood.
WashTimes: Obama’s twisty light-bulb logic
The White House wants to turn every other house into a HAZMAT zone.
Who does Joe play for in the Senate?
By Steve Milloy January 26, 2012, Charleston Daily Mail What has Joe Manchin done for West Virginia coal lately? That’s a question West Virginians ought to be asking themselves now that John Raese has announced a challenge for Manchin’s Senate seat.
PolitiFiction: Jim Florio says some fish from Jersey waters unsafe to eat
Politifact New Jersey rates former Gov. Jim Florio’s claim as “mostly true” — even though PolitiFact did little (if any) actual fact-finding.