New York Times hack Eric Lipton tries to save the rentseekers and rogue EPA staffers on the losing end of the glider truck controversy. But my Wall Street Journal column already revealed the inconvenient truth about the conspiracy against gliders.
Continue reading NYTimes attacks Trump EPA proposed repeal of Obama EPA glider truck rule
“If big government money was taken out of this toxic mix producing bad research, there would be no small association results used to project hundreds of thousands of deaths in America.”
Continue reading Dunn in Dose-Response: Enstrom’s Expose of Air Pollution Epidemiology Problems
Because satellites can really detect a 1 millimeter per decade increase in global sea-level.
Continue reading Claim: 25 years of satellite data confirm rising sea levels
From February 6, 1968, note the New York Times article does not even allude to health effects.
Should EPA employees really be employed to “fight” budget cuts ordered by the President?
Does an e-mail obtained by JunkScience.com reveal an attempted bribe (is there another word?) to EPA employees for helping Harvard get a lucrative Kuwaiti contract?
So testing diesel exhaust on humans is only a problem for carmakers but not US EPA?
Continue reading German carmaker group sponsored emissions experiments on people
The Scott Pruitt-run EPA kicks butt!
Your Bacon, Egg & Cheese sandwich has the carbon footprint of driving a car 12 miles.
False. All that’s needed is more honesty and its corollary, transparency.
