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North Carolina Medical Board to investigate EPA physicians over human experiments

Pursuant to requests from JunkScience.com and Dr. John Dale Dunn MD JD, the North Carolina Medical Board has agreed to investigate EPA’s illegal human experimentation. Continue reading

Australia kicks off carbon [dioxide] tax, PM’s future in doubt – large composite posting

Some of the media are still carrying water for Australia’s Green/Left government, claiming this assault on consumers is a “tax on pollution”. It isn’t, of course, it’s on carbon dioxide emissions – basically a tax on electricity production.

The only certainties are that this is harmful to Australia’s economy and that it will be short-lived but expensive to get rid of. Continue reading

Open thread weekend

Something we’ve missed or you think should be discussed?

Raise it here. And play nicely, please.

Carbon taxes: They just don’t work

Earlier this week, we learned that the Pembina Institute joined forces with Mark Jaccard at Simon Fraser University to present yet another faulty carbon tax advocacy piece, promoting it as “research.” The deficiencies in the study’s research method are too numerous to document in a 1,000-word article, so I will focus on just a few. Continue reading

Sigh… West’s wildfires a preview of changed climate-scientists

Oppenheimer, Running and Frumkin… ‘nough said. Lack of US disasters must’ve been weighing heavily on these guys over the last 7 years. I’m pretty sure if you drop by Steven Goddard’s site he’s probably got clippings from plenty worse fire seasons posted. Poor Oppie et al are really clutching at straws now. Continue reading

Adapting to climate change: more questions than answers!

With increasing global greenhouse gas emissions, and no clear internationally-agreed path for emission reductions, we are faced with a global climate that will be at least two degrees warmer than today in 70 years’ time.

Only in the virtual realm of PlayStation® climatology. In the real world we have no indication temperature has responded to the rising atmospheric greenhouse gas content of the last decade or so. Continue reading

Filling the regulatory gap in chronic disease prevention

Good Lord! This lot presumes to equate food nannyism and tobacco terrorism with 19th Century sanitary reform. Talk about inflated sense of self-worth and importance! Continue reading

Preventing weight gain: the dilemma of effective regulation

The burden of obesity is costly to individuals whose health is poor and who are often stigmatised. And it’s costly to governments through increased health costs. So, why isn’t more being done? Continue reading