Led by the unholstered and irrepressible righteousness of Dr. John Dunn — “We write to complain that there is a continuing scandal of scientific integrity at the NEJM — junk science in air pollution epidemiology is being sponsored by what most would consider the iconic medical journal of America.”
Continue reading Physicians demand New England Journal of Medicine retract Harvard air quality study
A Joe Bast-authored summary critique of the June draft of the USGCRP report that hit the streets today. Nothing of significance that we have noticed has changed between June and now.
Continue reading Joe Bast: Scientific Critique of USGCRP’s 2017 Climate Science Special Report
Our California study is the best-conducted PM2.5-mortality in existence. It debunks $600 million worth of EPA funded science fraud. Yesterday, the Fake News Media tried to smear it. I fixed that.
Continue reading JunkScience forces Fake News to retract attack on California PM2.5 study
And none of the candidates JunkScience.com opposed were selected. Thanks to everyone who made recommendations. Winning!!!
JunkScience.com has spearheaded the campaign for this policy move. Winning!!!
Continue reading Winning: EPA to ban grantee-cronies from serving on agency advisory boards
Steve Milloy’s talk on PM2.5 and EPA’s illegal human testing at the 2017 Doctors for Disaster Preparedness meeting.
A junk science Roundup. Ha-ha!
The preliminary results suggest that “present day ice sheets are potentially very vulnerable to volcanic eruptions.”
Continue reading Ice sheets may melt rapidly in response to distant volcanoes
New England Journal of Medicine editor Jeffrey Drazen has chosen an ominous course for his journal. JunkScience.com ended the career of ex-Journal of the American Medical Association editor George Lundberg for dabbling in politicized junk science. We could use another scalp.
Continue reading New England Journal of Medicine editor chooses lying over science
Another big policy win for JunkScience.com. We helped launched this issue in 2011.
Continue reading Trump EPA to issue conflict of interest rules for EPA science advisors
I set a new standard for level of discourse in the DC Bar Bulletin: “I’m not crapping on the general notion of regulations, but the problem is overregulation.”
Continue reading DC Bar Bulletin interviews Milloy about overregulation
You can read my column here (with extra detail/links) or at the Wall Street Journal web site.
