Author Archives: Tony Heller

Ice continues to accumulate on the surface of the Greenland Ice Sheet in late June.  Almost 100 billion tons so far this month. Accumulation has been above the 1981-2010 average during five of the last seven years. Surface Conditions: Polar … Continue reading →

Climate scamster wants everyone to stop their lives over warm sea surface temperatures in the North Atlantic. 7:58 AM · Jun 25, 2023 Sea surface temperatures around Svalbard are about 5C, which is ten degrees cooler than 1922. Climate Reanalyzer … Continue reading →

The North Pole only has about seventy days per year when it is warm enough for ice to melt. For almost all of the past twenty years, North Pole summers have had temperatures below the 1958-2002 average. Ocean and Ice … Continue reading →

From June 25-29, 1980 the Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas area averaged 116F (47C) as part of  fifty consecutive days over 100F (38C) – during which they averaged 104F (40C.) Their hottest day on record was June 26, 1980 when they reached … Continue reading →

Al Gore became Vice-president in 1993, and Earth’s climate history was magically rewritten. ipcc_far_wg_I_chapter_07.pdf mann1999.pdf

Five years ago United Nations climate spokesperson Greta Thunberg predicted the end of the human race in five years due to global warming. Kirye, Toto, Toki and Sakura explored the human-free world this morning.

One hundred years ago scientists said the earth was drying up, and the only way we could save ourselves was by building massive irrigation canals like the Martians did. Water is such a universal necessity and for most of us … Continue reading →

Greta is protesting today in France, where CO2 emissions have been declining for 40 years and are less than 3% of Chinese emissions. I can’t find any news stories about Greta protesting in China. 2:11 AM · Jun 23, 2023 … Continue reading →

Barack Obama says the best way to protect democracy is to not allow it to exist. 2:17 PM · Jun 22, 2023

“Throughout Germany, according to reports here, all valuable grain crops &4re burning up as they did in 1915 in an unprecedented heat wave, The prolonged drought has not been broken since early in May. Berlin on Sunday experienced the hottest … Continue reading →