EPA asked to investigate scientific misconduct (May 23) | EPA Inspector General Asked to Investigate Illegal Human Experimentation (May 14) | 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) Continue reading
EPA asked to investigate scientific misconduct
Can EPA researchers omit mention of negative/contradictory results from the write-up of their study? We’ve asked the EPA’s Science Advisor to investigate. Continue reading
Posted in Air pollution, EPA
Don’t blame us, it’s WordPress – again
Yes, we’ve heard the grumblings of those who can not scroll past the first 14 fresh items. This is apparently an issue depending on browsers – doesn’t afflict my Safari but is apparently causing issues in Firefox and Chrome (don’t know about MSIE, haven’t used it in years).
This is not something we did but our WordPress host has made yet more unannounced and unwanted changes.
Only known workaround for those afflicted is to open the last item you can reach and choose the previous item to scroll through new material.
We apologize for the inconvenience.
Posted in From the Publisher & Editor
Bishop Hill: Myles Allen on Climategate
Paul Matthews points us to this video of Myles Allen speaking at the Communicate 2011 conference in Bristol last year. Continue reading
Germany Stalled on the Expressway to a Green Future
Germany’s energy revolution has hardly begun, but it’s already running out of steam. There is a lack of political decisiveness and companies are complaining of a dearth of incentives to invest billions in necessary infrastructure. Progress or no progress, taxpayers continue footing the bill. Continue reading
Posted in Clean energy, Economics
Tagged energy subsidies, government subsidies, insane greens
People will starve to death because of anti-GM zealotry
The father of the Green Revolution would have supported the GM wheat scientists at Rothamsted, argues Prof Malcolm Elliot. Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Biotechnology
Overseas investors join in criticism of UK energy bill
“Germany’s E.On and Norway’s Statkraft say policies create uncertainty and undermine EU emissions trading system” It has some good points then Continue reading
Calcium supplements ‘double risk of heart attack’, study finds
Doctors dispute results but advise people not to take supplements unless required for medical condition Continue reading
Posted in Dietary supplements, Health, Risk assessment
Soured Hopes for Sweet Crop
The Wall Street Journal reports: California Berry Growers Say Pesticide Ban Threatens a Growing Source of Income
Note how the professor of environmental studies, whose income comes from the state, isn’t too worried: Continue reading
Posted in Pesticides
