Journal editor rejects Milloy request to retract false case report of EPA human experiment (May 8) | EPA denies Milloy charge of conducting unethical human experiments; Facts show otherwise (May 2) | Banning junk science from Capitol Hill (May 1) | Did Obama’s EPA relaunch Tuskegee experiments? (Apr. 25) Continue reading
Journal editor rejects Milloy request to retract false case report of EPA human experiment
The whitewash of the EPA’s unethical, if not illegal, human experiments has gone interagency. Continue reading
Posted in Air pollution, EPA, Human testing
‘One in six cancers worldwide are caused by infection’
One in six cancers – two million a year globally – are caused by largely treatable or preventable infections, new estimates suggest. Continue reading
Posted in Cancer research
FDA: When kids really need medical scans, they shouldn’t get an adult-sized dose of radiation
When your child’s doctor orders a CT scan, X-ray or similar test, there are two big questions: Is the scan really needed? And if so, will it deliver a child-sized or adult-sized dose of radiation? Continue reading
WSJ: The ABCs of Beating Obesity
Schools Called ‘Focal Point’ for Prevention by Advisory Body to the Government Continue reading
Posted in Obesity
Lack of contact with nature ‘increasing allergies’
A lack of exposure to a “natural environment” could be resulting in more urban dwellers developing allergies and asthma, research has suggested. Continue reading
Redistributing your wealth: EU’s aviation carbon funds could aid developing world
So, inclined to make compulsory contributions to third world despots? The EU thinks it’s just the ticket Continue reading
Posted in Cap & Tax, Carbon trading
Tagged carbon scam, carbon tax, extrasovereign taxation, government cash grab
“Brilliant Solar Ads Say Screw The Environment, It’s About Paying Less”
“SunRun’s new ad campaign focuses on the financial realities of solar power: In many places it’s really cheap and the company will install your panels for free. It’s a new attitude for clean power marketing.” Continue reading
Posted in Clean energy
Tagged energy subsidies, government subsidies, solar power, subsidy farming
Bryan Walsh: Goodbye Nuclear Power — and Hello More Carbon?
As the only victim of an atomic bombing, Japan has always reacted ambivalently at best toward nuclear power. Continue reading
Posted in Nuclear power
Tagged co2 emissions, greenhouse gas emissions, irrational fears
