Author Archives: Tony Heller

It is one of the greatest puzzles in the science of climate change, and has been used by skeptics to cast doubt on global warming: Why, when the world is getting hotter, is the Antarctic getting colder? Now, a scientist … Continue reading →

President Obama says you are a flat earther and need to be silenced, if you don’t believe Al Gore’s prediction of an ice-free Arctic on December 10, 2014. The science is settled, and 97% of scientists agree with Nobel Laureate Gore. … Continue reading →

The record low number of US hurricanes and tornadoes under Barack Obama, is the direct result of him blocking Keystone.

My computer has been repeatedly hacked into the last few weeks. I am gone for a few hours and new windows are up, the resolution changed, state of the computer changed. I don’t know how they are doing it through … Continue reading →

I wanted to use Skype in Mexico to make a phone call, because I had no cell phone service there. Skype has been purchased by Microsoft. When I went to log on to my Skype account, they blocked me pending … Continue reading →

The Ross Ice Shelf retreated 30 miles before 1932. It has nothing to do with CO2 21 Jul 1932 – A Warmer World. 21 July 1932 “SOME great world change is taking place on the Antarctic Continent. Its glaciers are … Continue reading →

The IPCC and climate science in general is driven by junk science and spectacular fraud, but none are perhaps worse than their claim that sea level rise rates have doubled since 1993.  There isn’t one shred of tide gauge evidence … Continue reading →

The US is not warming, so Tom Karl and Gavin Schmidt have to keep cooling the past and warming the present to make it appear to be warming. The graphs below show changes to their own data from 1999 to … Continue reading →

Hansen wanted to show a non-existent increase in sea level rise rates, so he simply cheated by tacking on a different measurement system after 1993 –  and throwing in a completely fake Global Isostatic Adjustment in the post 1993 data. … Continue reading →