BUSTED: US Org That Sent Tax $ To Wuhan Animal Lab Broke Federal Law, A Lot

by White Coat Waste Staff · in Blog


UPDATED 6/15/21: Following WCW’s exposé of EcoHealth Alliance’s failure to disclose how much taxpayer money it shipped to the Wuhan animal lab–a violation of federal spending transparency law–a government watchdog has launched an investigation.

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You know EcoHealth Alliance. They’re the shameless, shady U.S. organization that WCW exposed for taking your money, then funneling it to the Wuhan Animal Lab for dangerous, cruel coronavirus experiments on animals that might have caused the COVID-19 pandemic.


But despite how many taxpayer dollars EcoHealth has grabbed—a whopping $15 million just from the NIH since 2002 and over $100 million in total from federal agencies—and how much they’ve put your life at risk… we’ve now uncovered that those greedy sneaks think they’re above telling you what they’re up to with YOUR cash.


️ Too bad for them federal law says otherwise. ⚖️

WCW and Congress aren’t letting this reckless rogue lab get away with these illegal shenanigans.


As first reported by the Daily Caller, today, White Coat Waste Project filed a complaint with the National Institutes of Health demanding that it investigate EcoHealth Alliance’s repeated violations of a federal spending transparency law called the Stevens Amendment.

We’ve documented that EcoHealth has broken the law over and over again by not publicly disclosing how much of your money it shipped to dangerous coronavirus experiments at the Wuhan animal lab, and other risky projects. You can see it all for yourself right here.

Waste Warrior Sen. Joni Ernst (R-IA)—who has been working with WCW since last year to defund the Wuhan Animal Lab—is also leading the charge on Capitol Hill to hold EcoHealth and other rogue labs accountable for violating this federal transparency law.

As the Daily Caller wrote, “Sen. Joni Ernst told the DCNF that she will demand an investigation into the federal government’s failure to enforce the Stevens Amendment in light of the revelations in the White Coat Waste Project’s letter.”


Here’s her new letter to the Department of Health and Human Services Inspector General.


Taxpayers have the right to know who’s paying the bills… and who’s cashing the checks.


It’s not right for animal experimenters to dip their hands in your pocket then pull the wool over your eyes about what they’re doing with your money.

As EcoHealth’s perilous illegal spending shows, it’s also simply not safe. We’re calling on the NIH to defund them for good.