Author Archives: Tony Heller

I have released a new version of the Unhiding The Decline climate graphing software. Download UNHIDING.zip from this link and unzip it. Put the UNHIDING.zip file somewhere in your filesystem where you want to extract it. After extracting, navigate to the … Continue reading →

The US government says this is an existential threat. And they say that this is perfectly safe. “After the derailment, federal and local officials repeatedly told residents that the air quality was safe and that the water supply was untainted.” … Continue reading →

This week in 1898, the United States, Australia and New Zealand were all experiencing massive forest fires. Three million acres of the Carolinas burned in just a few hours – in the middle of winter. Later that year the northwest … Continue reading →

“THE DAILY MAIL, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1951 BIG BUSH, FIRES Sheep Country Havoc Twelve big -bush fires are raging over about one-eighth of Queensland’s 670,500 square miles. “One, roaring along a 120-mile front, has already burned out more than 2,000,000 … Continue reading →

“Tornado Sweeps’ Section Of State Leaving 41 Killed Montgomery States 42 Dead, Livingston Nine And York One; Two Birmingham Men On List; Rains Flood Ensley Area Roaring out of Mississippi by way of Meridian a tornado ripped | through Livingston, … Continue reading →

The Biden administration sabotaged a US/Canadian pipeline on their first day in office, and now they are gratified about the sabotage of a German/Russian pipeline – which Seymour Hersh says they blew up. How America Took Out The Nord Stream … Continue reading →

On this date in 1936, a tornado knocked over oil derricks in Long Beach, California. 13 Feb 1936, Page 3 – Oakland Tribune at Newspapers.com

ALABAMA FEB 19, 1884 2:30 pm 26 dead 80 injured Deaths in six communities; 10 at Cross Plains (now called Piedmont) and 14 at Goshen. GEORGIA FEB 19, 1884 2:00 pm 22 dead 100 injured Most deaths occurred south of … Continue reading →

Climate alarmists imagine a safe and stable climate at lower levels of CO2, but the historical record provides no evidence to support their thinking.

“FEB 10, 1959 1:40 AM 21 dead 345 injured At St. Louis, nearly 2,000 buildings were damaged; the fourth tornado to hit in this same area since 1871.” The United State’s Worst Tornadoes 10 Feb 1959, 2 – Spokane Chronicle … Continue reading →