• Nebraska Sen. Johanns proposes bill to curb EPA surveillance overflights (which, contrary to some erroneous reports going around, are manned flights) [Daily Caller, earlier]
• “Time to Discard the Precautionary Principle at the CPSC” [Nancy Nord]
• Victimology beats science with 9/11 dust fund [Point of Law, ACSH] Two NYC plaintiff’s firms fight over $50 million in 9/11-responder fees [Reuters]
• “Court dismisses climate change ‘public trust’ suit” [Katie Owens, WLF]
• Erin Brockovich promotes Fridley, Minnesota cancer cluster, local man “eager to hear” her spiel [StarTrib, earlier]
• Jonathan Adler guestblogs on environmental policy at The Atlantic [Volokh]
• Businesses’ donations on environmental advocacy? Never trust content from “Union of Concerned Scientists” [Ron Bailey]
• Talking back to “Gasland,” the anti-fracking advocacy flick [Ron Bailey and more, Mark Perry, Business Week on local economic impact]

Filed under: climate change, CPSC, environment, Environmental Protection Agency, Erin Brockovich, global warming, oil industry, September 11