Wednesday, October 04, 2006
It's about Fucking TIme!
Townhall.com::Hooray for DDT's life-saving comeback::By John Stossel: "Junk-science debunker Steven Milloy, an adjunct scholar with the Competitive Enterprise Institute, wonders why the environmentalists took so long to change their minds.
'There are no new facts on DDT -- all the relevant science about DDT safety has been available since the 1960s,' Milloy says.
Milloy adds: 'It might be easy for some to dismiss the past 43 years of eco-hysteria over DDT with a simple 'never mind,' except for the blood of millions of people dripping from the hands of the WWF [World Wildlife Fund], Greenpeace, Rachel Carson, Environmental Defense Fund, and other junk science-fueled opponents of DDT.'"
Check one off of my plans to ignore the law and go on a rampage spraying DDT throughout striken Africa!
'There are no new facts on DDT -- all the relevant science about DDT safety has been available since the 1960s,' Milloy says.
Milloy adds: 'It might be easy for some to dismiss the past 43 years of eco-hysteria over DDT with a simple 'never mind,' except for the blood of millions of people dripping from the hands of the WWF [World Wildlife Fund], Greenpeace, Rachel Carson, Environmental Defense Fund, and other junk science-fueled opponents of DDT.'"
Check one off of my plans to ignore the law and go on a rampage spraying DDT throughout striken Africa!
U.S. Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works
U.S. Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works
It's about time. I've been skeptical of this if not downright dismissive since Global Warming "hit the scene" a decade or so again. What a crock of shit and moreso the $ spent on researching it. Yet another extention of the government tit to the private sector scientists. Do we all work for Uncle Sam?
It's about time. I've been skeptical of this if not downright dismissive since Global Warming "hit the scene" a decade or so again. What a crock of shit and moreso the $ spent on researching it. Yet another extention of the government tit to the private sector scientists. Do we all work for Uncle Sam?
