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EPA admits they cannot justify many regulations.

However, two newer studies cast doubts on the original research.

Stanley Young and Jessie Xia of the National Institute of Statistical Sciences published a paper last year questioning the EPA�s reliance on the Harvard and Cancer Society studies, both of which found that breathing fine particulate matter (PM2.5) resulted in increased mortality.

�There is no significant association of PM2.5 with longevity in the west of the United States,�Young and Xia noted, adding that �our findings call into question the claim made by the original researchers.� (See young080113.pdf)

Another recent study by Johns Hopkins-trained biostatistician Steve Milloy that attempted to duplicate EPA�s findings also found �no correlation between changes in ambient PM2.5 mortality� and any cause of death in California between 2007 and 2010.

Let's face it. We need to get rid of:

EPA
HHS
IRS
Education
There's more but this would be a good start.

Let's face it. We need to get rid of:

EPA
HHS
IRS
Education
There's more but this would be a good start.

HUGE problem in this country is the passing of sweeping legislation by Congress and the delegation of administrative authority to unaccountable,non-elected bureaucrats. - - - A college professor told me back in the 60's that the greatest threat to individual and business freedom in this country would be the unfettered regulatory power of the Federal bureaucracy. He was right.