U.S. District Court Judge Oliver W. Wanger declared that testimony from two Interior Dept. scientists, Frederick V. Feyrer and Jennifer M. Norris, was “false,” “contradictory” and “misleading” and that the Interior Department acted in “bad faith” in regards to the use of the delta smelt fish and the endangered species act to stop water flow to California farmers. More at Instapundit, the New York Times, and the San Francisco Examiner.
PREVIOUSLY on California farmers protesting against the water cutoff:
•Farmers protest in San Jose (Nov. 21).
PREVIOUSLY on politicized science:
•EPA uses phony peer review
•National Academy of Sciences warns EPA on junk science
•The failed science of environmentalism
•Federal Judge rejects Federal enviromental "science" as "arbititrary and capricious"
•The politicization of medical research funding
•2 more examples of politicized science: Gulf oiil spill and California's air regulations
•AIDS advocates distorted science
•Politicized science of crime statistics
•Politicization of medical science
•Bee colony collapse disorder: the cause is whatever your politics say it is
•Ozone hole and politics
PREVIOUSLY on California farmers protesting against the water cutoff:
•Farmers protest in San Jose (Nov. 21).
PREVIOUSLY on politicized science:•EPA uses phony peer review
•National Academy of Sciences warns EPA on junk science
•The failed science of environmentalism
•Federal Judge rejects Federal enviromental "science" as "arbititrary and capricious"
•The politicization of medical research funding
•2 more examples of politicized science: Gulf oiil spill and California's air regulations
•AIDS advocates distorted science
•Politicized science of crime statistics
•Politicization of medical science
•Bee colony collapse disorder: the cause is whatever your politics say it is
•Ozone hole and politics
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