<p>With his public choice theory, Nobel laureate James Buchanan pointed out how public interest groups, including public servants, end up working for themselves at the expense of the public. The US Environmental Protection Agency has long fulfilled this precition. In fact, a 1980 blue ribbon panel concluded that the EPA's work was rife with what became known as "junk science": A habit of selectively citing data designed to support preconceived and self-serving ambitions and policy goals.</p>

Passive Smoke: The EPA's Betrayal of Science and Policy

Gio B. Gori

John C. Luik

The Fraser Institute

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Passive Smoke: The EPA's Betrayal of Science and Policy