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|    Human experiment victim sues EPA for $2     |
|    11 Apr 13 11:07:06    |
      dfa24df0       XPost: sci.med, alt.health       From: arwingnutte@gmail.com              Human experiment victim sues EPA for $2 million       By Barbara Hollingsworth March 21, 2013 | Modified: March 21, 2013 at       4:03 pm        2       One of the victims of a shocking human experiment conducted by the       Environmental Protection Agency without test subjects’ knowledge or       consent has sued the agency for more than $2 million., according to       WNCN in Raleigh .       In 2011, Matthew Cipparone of Durham, N.C. agreed to participate in an       experiment at an EPA lab at the University of North Carolina’s School       of Medicine in Chapel Hill.       Unbeknownst to Cipparone or the 40 other test subjects, the       “experiment” required them to breath diesel exhaust piped in directly       from an idling truck parked outside the facility, exposing them to       high concentrations of particulate matter for up to two hours – the       same particulate matter that the EPA itself claimed was deadly.              Cipparone, a non-smoker with no history of asthma, claims he developed       a persistent cough and other symptoms of the respiratory ailment after       his exposure. The exhaust experiments, for which subjects were paid       $12 an hour, were first reported by Steve Milloy at JunkScience.com,       who is one of several attorneys now representing Cipparone.              Last month, Senators Jeff Sessions, R-Ala., and David Vitter, R-La..       ranking member of the Environment and Public Works Committee, wrote a       letter to EPA officials:              “It is a concern that EPA would assert in the rulemaking process that       PM2.5 exposure is deadly while simultaneously asserting in the waivers       signed by participants in EPA human exposure studies that these       exposures are not harmful.”       At the request of Congress, the EPA’s inspector general has also       launched an investigation into the incident.              http://m.washingtonexaminer.com/human-experiment-victim-sues-epa       for-2-million/article/2525051              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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