Author Archives: Tony Heller

Two weeks ago, experts announced an historic heatwave in Arizona. They said that “Lying About Science For Politics Is Evil” – which is exactly what they are doing. In fact, June has been just about average and much cooler than 1896. The … Continue reading →

Earlier this year I caught NSIDC making huge areas of five year old ice disappear overnight. They are back for more, claiming that Nuuk, Greenland hit 75 degrees in June. Greenland Ice Sheet Today | Surface Melt Data presented by … Continue reading →

Joe Romm says the southwest will be in permanent drought by 2050. What Brexit And Trump’s Rise Mean For The Global Community’s Fight Against Climate Change | ThinkProgress This is very good news, because five years ago he said the … Continue reading →

There are three large glaciers which flow to the sea in Northwest Greenland. This one is growing. Another one, the Petermann Glacier, is also growing, The third one has been too cloudy to get a good look at yet.

The usual cast of scamsters are pushing the “record Greenland melting” scam. Greenland melting has been just about normal this year, and the amount of ice accumulated since August is above normal. Greenland Ice Sheet Surface Mass Budget: DMI The record … Continue reading →

The Arctic Basin is starting to see some melting around the edges. Cold temperatures over the Beaufort Sea will likely keep the melt rate slow over the next two weeks. 10-Day Temperature Outlook The melt season north of 80N is … Continue reading →

I have been pointing out for some time that DMI Arctic sea ice graphs don’t match their maps, and now they have fixed their graphs. The imaginary rapid melt from mid-May to mid-June which they showed previously, has disappeared. Ocean and Ice … Continue reading →

Contrary to the endless lies of climate fraudsters, the glaciers of eastern Greenland are not retreating. http://www.arctic.io/explorer/6oN7g/2013-06-25/8-N73.42672-W26.05693 And the glaciers of northern Greenland are growing. This wasn’t always the case. Eighty years ago the glaciers of Eastern Greenland faced catastrophic … Continue reading →

This year marks the fifth consecutive year of below normal tornado activity in the US. Storm Prediction Center WCM Page The past ten years have also been the quietest on record for US hurricanes. If CO2 controls the climate, Exxon should … Continue reading →

In 2008, Jason Box of Ohio State University spotted a crack in the ice shelf of the Petermann glacier in Greenland, and immediately realized he could become famous by blaming a normal process which has been going on for thousands of years on global … Continue reading →