Author Archives: Tony Heller

Here’s How San Francisco is Bracing for Sea Level Rise Estimated to Impact $48 Billion in Assets October 24, 2014 San Francisco’s Capital Planning Committee (CPC) has adopted what is being called the most comprehensive guidelines in the nation for preparing … Continue reading →

Today marks nine years without a major hurricane (111+ MPH winds) strike in the US, and nine years without a hurricane strike in Florida. Both are records. During the 19th century Florida averaged more than one hurricane per year, but … Continue reading →

It doesn’t matter how beautiful your theory is, it doesn’t matter how smart you are. If it doesn’t agree with experiment, it’s wrong. – Richard P. Feynman NASA and NCDC are going to claim that 2014 was the hottest year … Continue reading →

Along the equator in the eastern Pacific, the sea surface was elevated half a meter in late 1997 – due to wind and warm water.

In only 2,000 years, sea level will be up one meter in Miami. People better start packing now.

Contrary to the nonsensical Climate Extremes Index published by NCDC, the US climate is getting much less extreme. The graph below plots the average percent of stations which recorded temperatures over 100ºF, or below 0ºF per year.  The most extreme … Continue reading →

South Florida Wants to Be the 51st State Because of Climate Change Worries – NationalJournal.com South Florida wants to stop sea level rise by forming  a new state. Makes perfect sense if you have the IQ of a turnip. Just … Continue reading →

Hitler convinced Germans that Jews threaten their very existence. Obama convinced Democrats that Republicans threaten their very existence. That is why the global warming scam is so important to Obama and the Democrats. It is way to get the useful … Continue reading →

Presidential polls have traditionally been very accurate, but they were way off the mark in 2012. That is what happens when Democrats control the vote counting. “You know, comrades,” says Stalin, “that I think in regard to this: I consider … Continue reading →