Everything is Dangerous

S. Stanley Young*, PhD, Asst. Director of Bioinformatics, NISS has an interesting lecture on line which shows that "Everything is Dangerous" and can be proven with statistics as long as you ask the right questions. This is the same well qualified PhD (as opposed to the unqualified Hien Tran) that wrote to the Governor and attempted to inform him that Tran's report was faulty. As we now know, his comments, the comments of Dr. James Enstrom, and many others were ignored by both the Governor and the California Air Resources Board.

*NOTE: This is not the Stanley Young that works for the California Air Resources Board .

This lecture is 78 minutes including a question and answer session at the end, and well worth the watch. Dr. Young discusses the relationship between air pollution and death at about 20 minutes into the lecture.

Everything is Dangerous: Stan Young's pizza lunch lecture from elsa youngsteadt on Vimeo.

NISS Comment on Scientific Input to Decision-Making on Airborne Particulate Standards

Letters between S. Stanley Young and the Governor. (Click on an image for a full size view)

Letter to the Governor	Page 1 of Reply from CARB	Page 2 of Reply from CARB