There is evidence that many of our anti-oil-and-gas environmentalists are funded by Moscow. by Jill Kay Melchior National Review Online Two new developments this week add to growing hunches that Russian money has made its way to the American environmentalist movement. On Thursday afternoon, the Environmental Policy Alliance published a report detailing how a Bermuda-based [...]
by H. Sterling Burnett Heartland According to Burnett: Energy expert [and E&E Legal Director of Science and Technology Assessment] Tom Tanton discusses is Reason Foundation study, Assessing the Costs and Benefits of Renewable Portfolio Standards: A Guide for Policymakers, which found serious flaws federal energy laboratories analysis of the benefits and costs of state renewable [...]
by Tony Flesor Law Week Colorado Colorado’s Renewable Energy Standard is facing challenges on two fronts: in the courts and in the legislature... Last year, the RES temporarily survived an attempt to remove it when a Colorado District Court judge ruled against the activist group, the Environment and Energy Legal Institute, which goes by the [...]
by Ethan Barton Washington Examiner Environmental Protection Agency officials said they stopped using kids for experiments in 2006, but subsequent reports from a health research project in which nearly two dozen children were exposed to diesel fumes contradict their claim. "After the 2006 ban went into effect, UCLA and USC used cells in their laboratories [...]
by John Dale Dunn MD JD The American Thinker The United States Environmental Protection Agency (US EPA) has been involved in a scandalous, unethical, and illegal human exposure experimental research program for two decades. The Agency has sponsored, encouraged and funded research that exposes children and adults to air pollution, which it has told the congress and [...]
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 [...]
by Jean Chemnick E&E reporter A conservative group withdrew its lawsuit yesterday against the Energy Department that sought records on a Mississippi carbon capture and storage (CCS) project, saying DOE complied with the request weeks ago but the documents had been lost in the mail... "This is not so much about Kemper as it is [...]
On January 21, 2015, Dr. David Schnare, E&E Legal Counsel and 33 year veteran of the EPA, appears on The John Fredericks Radio Show to explain how EPA regulations will hurt the American people. Click here to listen:
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 [...]
