Payton Guion The Independent In experiments conducted between 2003 and 2010 and funded by the US Environmental Protection Agency, children as young as 10 years of age were exposed to diesel exhaust, despite well-established warnings against diesel exposure. An advocacy group called the Energy and Environmental Legal Institute obtained documentation of the experiments through the [...]
by Colleen Curry The Vice A conservative environmental law group with a history of criticizing the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), launched a new attack on the agency this week, releasing a trove of documents showing that the EPA experimented on young children with diesel fuel... The experiments took place from 2003 to 2010 at [...]
Michael Bastasch The Daily Caller A government watchdog group has obtained documents detailing how EPA-backed research exposed children as young as 10 to deadly air pollutants without disclosing the full risks of the substances. Government watchdogs say these EPA-backed studiescould violate California state and federal law, because children were exposed to diesel exhaust in experiments with [...]
by Ron Arnold Washington Examiner A man — we’ll call him “Subject No. 1” — had a clear plastic pipe stuck into his mouth with his lips sealed around it, while the diesel exhaust from a parked truck outside the gas chamber was mixed with particulate matter and pumped straight into his lungs. The pumped [...]
by Fox News Insider As seen on Fox and Friends Weekend A shocking new report says the Environmental Protection Agency tested deadly pollutants on humans without always informing them of the risks. The EPA inspector general report found that, overall, the EPA "followed applicable regulations" when it exposed 81 test subjects to "concentrated airborne particles or [...]
by WNCN Staff WASHINGTON - An internal investigation issued Wednesday found that the Environmental Protection Agency failed to disclose long-term cancer risks and a small chance of death to 81 human test subjects who consented to breathe in diesel exhaust and other pollutants during experiments. The inspector general's report released said that at least some [...]
For Immediate Release: April 3, 2014 Contact: Craig Richardson [email protected] - MEDIA ADVISORY- Lead Attorney in Suit Against EPA's PM2.5 Human Testing, Which Exposed the Practice, Available to Discuss EPA's Recently Released IG's Report on the Subject What: E&E Legal General Counsel and attorney who spearheaded litigation that exposed EPA's PM 2.5 human experimentation, available [...]
by Susan Scutti Medical Daily An internal watchdog stated in a report on Monday that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) did not consistently disclose health risks to its human experimental subjects and neglected to include information about cancer risk. The EPA’s Office of Inspector General conducted an independent review and issued its report in response [...]
by Michael Bastasch Daily Caller News Foundation The Environmental Protection Agency has been conducting dangerous experiments on humans over the past few years in order to justify more onerous clean air regulations. The agency conducted tests on people with health issues and the elderly, exposing them to high levels of potentially lethal pollutants, without disclosing [...]
Yesterday, an investigative report by WNCN revealed that a Durham, NC man, Matthew Cipparone, has filed a complaint against the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). According to the WNCN report, Cipparone is "seeking more than $2 million in the case" from when he "participated in EPA experiments in 2011 at the agency's labs at UNC's School of Medicine [...]
