Author Archives: Tony Heller

One of the biggest scams alarmists are trying to pull is the claim that the surface data sets are independent, and they all show the same thing. Carl Mears used that as an excuse to ignore his own satellite data – which … Continue reading →

The Guardian announces that UAH satellite data is no good and should be ignored. One satellite data set is underestimating global warming | John Abraham | Environment | The Guardian In that case, they will have to stick with RSS data, … Continue reading →

I finally understand Obama’s plans for “global warming” Obama’s Mideast ‘free fall’ – Michael Crowley – POLITICO We are living out Orwell’s 1984 “War is Peace, Freedom is Slavery, Ignorance is Strength, Cooling is Warming, Stabilizing is Destabilizing”

Ted Cruz used RSS satellite data to expose the climate scam. We all know what the next steps will be. The data will almost certainly be adjusted. h/t Chris Barron

This article is a great example of how climate experts use sciency sounding talk to confuse their readers with mindless BS moyhu: The Greenhouse Effect and the Adiabatic Lapse Rate Then he goes on and on with a bunch of … Continue reading →

Japan is spending climate scam money to build coal fired power plants. The AP reported in December that Japan had counted $1 billion in loans for coal plants in Indonesia as climate finance, angering critics who say such financing should be … Continue reading →

Call the grammar police! The title of this post is to grammar, what the hockey stick is to science. Arctic sea ice continues to increase past 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2011, and will soon start passing other years. No correction … Continue reading →

The goal of the borg is to force compliance of thought on all matters. If everyone was neutered and thinking the same way, they would be much easier to control. Locutus defeated the borg by introducing disruptive thoughts. Once some … Continue reading →

After taking a long haul flight I absolved my carbon sins, rented a Prius in Denver – and pulled the climate back from the tipping point. I then further saved the planet by driving the Prius to Fort Collins, where … Continue reading →