Author Archives: Tony Heller

Zeke Hausfather is the go to guy for climate fraud plausible deniability. Every time a story comes up about NASA/NOAA temperature adjustments cooling the past, he tells the press that NOAA adjustments actually warm the past. An example would be … Continue reading →

I’ve just discovered a spectacular new type of data fakery in the GHCN database. NOAA only had about ten stations in South America with daily temperature data in 1950 In my previous post I showed how UHI from Buenos Aires … Continue reading →

NASA publishes maps and graphs like these ones, purporting to show very detailed trends in global temperature back to 1880, with very small error bars. Their maps are based on NOAA GHCN data. Data.GISS: GISS Surface Temperature Analysis: Global Maps … Continue reading →

Overall, initial figures suggest that Greenland may have gained a small amount of ice over the 2016-17 year. Guest post: How the Greenland ice sheet fared in 2017 | Carbon Brief Antarctica is also gaining ice. NASA Study: Mass Gains … Continue reading →

A DMI employee accused me of making up a fake DMI map yesterday after I posted a graphic showing how Arctic sea ice thickness and volume has increased since 2008. Here was the original map Here was my map. I … Continue reading →

You can see the bird tracks on this pond, from 350 feet above. Ground level. Chemical fertilizer running off from this neighborhood has killed the pond.

In 1971, National Geographic published this map of late summer Arctic sea ice extent. ARCTIC OCEAN Here is their current map. N_daily_extent.png (420×500) The image below overlays the current NSIDC map (green) on the 1971 National Geographic Map (red.) There … Continue reading →

In September, 1928 an inland storm surge in Florida killed thousands of people at Lake Okeechobee, and desperate Democrats were resorting to bald faced lies. DEMOCRATS IN DESPERATION RESORT TO BALD UNTRUTHS 24 Sep 1928, 1 – The Times Recorder 

September 1 used to be a very hot day in the US, but temperatures have plummeted over the past century. On this date in 1953, half of the Eastern US was over 100 degrees, including West Point, New York. West … Continue reading →