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Letters: ‘This piece is so unbalanced’

by WS Editors | Sep 1, 2013 | Environment

…—Trevor Butterworth, Brooklyn, New York Lou Dubose responds: If BPA is not a health threat to infants, why did the FDA ban its use in baby bottles and sippy cups? By the way, Tufts lists Vandenberg as a “postdoctoral fellow.” While a “post doc” since…

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Science on Trial

by Lou Dubose | Sep 1, 2013 | Environment, Legal Affairs

…in many consumer plastic products—without the consent or collaboration of the company.   Lou Dubose is the editor of The Washington Spectator.  …

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The EPA Can Clear the Air in ‘Cancer Alley,’ Louisiana

by Lou Dubose | Sep 1, 2013 | Environment

…the authority that would come with a finding issued by the administrator of the EPA.   Lou Dubose is the editor of The Washington Spectator…

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Ted Cruz, Presidential Extremist

by Lou Dubose | Aug 21, 2013 | Politics

…go. Ted Cruz and the angry extremist base supporting him will be with us for a while.   Lou Dubose is the editor of The Washington Spectator….

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What Producers of BPA Plastic Learned from Big Tobacco

by Lou Dubose | Aug 1, 2013 | Environment

…BPA at an early age, perhaps in utero. She doesn’t get breast cancer until she’s 40.     Lou Dubose is the editor of The Washington Spectator.  …

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