Author Archives: Tony Heller

Ithaca, New York reached 103F  on July 9, 1936 – but haven’t been over 100F since that summer. The number of nights below 0F in Ithaca greatly increased after the 1930’s, and peaked last year at 27. Both summers and … Continue reading →

Climate experts tell us that this is the hottest year ever, and that the frequency of hot days is rapidly increasing. On this date in 1936, Hartington, Nebraska was 118 degrees (48C.)  During July, 1936 their average maximum temperature was … Continue reading →

President Obama, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders have been actively supporting terrorist groups planning the Baton Rouge attacks. The FBI put out this warning on July 7 that these terrorist groups planned to kill police in Baton Rouge, and were using … Continue reading →

I just got a new Nikon P900 camera with 83X optical and 300X digital zoom. I purchased it for the good of the planet. This is the Boulder coal and natural gas fired power plant, seen spewing massive amounts of planet destroying … Continue reading →

NASA shows about 17 cm of sea level rise from 1880 to 1980, and a sharp acceleration after 1930. Climate Change: Vital Signs of the Planet: Sea Level The 1995 IPCC report said there was no acceleration in the 20th … Continue reading →

Start out with nothing, and watch it evolve into a butterfly.

After on one the many terror attacks in France, world leaders got together to save the planet from its greatest threat – imaginary climate change. Since they reached their historic agreement limiting CO2 emissions, atmospheric CO2 has skyrocketed. ESRL Global … Continue reading →

Due to the lack of heatwaves, droughts, hurricanes and tornadoes – the primary tool of climate fraudsters has become the sea level rise scam. Read this to see how spectacularly dishonest these people are. Another warning on global warming: West Antarctic … Continue reading →

The New York Times claims that last year’s 10.1 million acres of fires was the most on record, even though it was a quiet year outside of Alaska and California. Wildfires, Once Confined to a Season, Burn Earlier and Longer … Continue reading →