Pebble Mine Meets Weird Science

The top investigator for the science committee in the House of Representatives, Georgia Republican Rep. Paul Broun, wrote the EPA and said its study of the proposed Pebble mine in the Bristol Bay region fell short and shouldn’t be used to block development.

“These are serious concerns. If EPA ultimately uses this watershed assessment as justification to pre-emptively veto mining permits in Bristol Bay – not withstanding EPA’s legal authority to do so – the scientific credibility of the assessment will need to be beyond reproach,” Broun wrote. “This is obviously not the case.”

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Republican Rep Paul Broun, the top investigator for the House science committee believes evolution is a lie from the pit of hell and the earth is 9,000 years old. 

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Broun is not the only crackpot on the House Committee on Science, Space and Technology.

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