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Although it is difficult to come up with many benefits from an unprecedented deadly global pandemic, there is one, albeit mostly inconsequential nugget that we junk science chasers at ACSH should at least acknowledge.

By Michael Dourson, Bernard K. Gadagbui, and Patrician M. McGinnis

A few days ago, Dr.

E&E's report on the EPA's Clean Air Scientific Advisory Committee (CASAC), sullied the reputation of one of ACSH's Board Members, Dr.

Here are some possibilities. Maybe we’re looking at the wrong pollutants. 

Before proceeding, let me make my bias clear.

Yesterday, the New York Times reported on the administration’s efforts to improve transparency in the science used in making regulatory decisions.

The debate about endocrine disruption is intense, in large part because the research is i

Glyphosate does not cause cancer ...

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