Author Archives: Tony Heller

There is something fascinating about science.  One gets such wholesale returns of conjecture out of such a trifling investment of fact. Mark Twain Thirty years ago, NASA’s top climate expert said he was 99% certain that the 1988 US drought … Continue reading →

The fact that the Martian canals exist is no longer doubted, even by the most religious astronomer. You simply aren’t qualified to question the consensus of scientists. 04 Oct 1919, Page 47 – The Winnipeg Tribune at Newspapers.com January 31, … Continue reading →

I saw some new animals today in the South Boulder wetlands which the progressive University of Colorado and City of Boulder want to destroy.

The US is headed for its fifth consecutive cool Memorial Day, but Memorial Day used to be hot in the US. On May 29, 1934  ninety and one hundred degree temperatures were common throughout much of the US. South Dakota and … Continue reading →

The useful idiots in the press who report on climate, continue to insist that the Arctic is melting down and nearing catastrophe. In the actual Arctic, sea ice extent is normal and Greenland has gained a record amount of ice … Continue reading →

On May 22, 1925 the US was experiencing an incredible heatwave, with half of the country over 90 degrees, and 100 degree temperatures in California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, Iowa, Minnesota and Illinois. Danville, Illinois was 103 degrees on … Continue reading →

Seventy years ago this week, the New York Times said Greenland was melting and we were all going to drown. In fact, the situation was so serious that we needed to send money to an international agency of scientists to … Continue reading →

Climate scientists love to start graphs in 1979, so in compliance with their standard bad practices, I generated this graph. The last spring snow in Boulder falls about a month later now than it did in 1979. This means that springs … Continue reading →