Author Archives: Tony Heller

COI | Centre for Ocean and Ice | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut

Julienne Stroeve at NSIDC has been saying for years that the Arctic is losing 5+ year old ice, and I have been pointing out to her for years that there is going to be be a huge increase in five … Continue reading →

“This is most closed, control-freak administration I’ve ever covered.” In Obama’s war on leaks, reporters fight back – The Washington Post

The IPCC has now completely disconnected with science, and its sole purpose for existence is to maintain funding and give totalitarian politicians an excuse to destroy freedom and free markets.

Twitter / billmckibben: ‘Weatherpalooza’ May be 1st … Fewest tornadoes on record : torgraph.png (610×397) Fewest forest fires on record in the US National Interagency Fire Center No US hurricanes so far in 2013. Obama’s presidency has had the fewest … Continue reading →

The Sydney Morning Herald Friday 13 January 1939 In Alaska glaciers had been retreating from 100 to 200 years, the average rate of recession being about 50 feet a year. The Antarctic ice- sheet also showed signs of recent retreat. “In fact,” … Continue reading →

The minimum ice extent was the sixth lowest* in the satellite record, and reinforces the long-term downward trend in Arctic ice extent. Arctic sea ice reaches lowest extent for 2013 | Arctic Sea Ice News and Analysis What they meant … Continue reading →

I spent the day today hiking around the Pecos Wilderness in New Mexico, where I used to work as a wilderness ranger. Everything looks exactly the same as it did 30 years ago. The Santa Barbara River and the Rio … Continue reading →

There has been no warming for 17 years. The world’s top scientists have used this data with a S/N ratio of 0.00 and a high standard deviation, to gain increasing confidence that their catastrophic warming models are correct. Wood for … Continue reading →

COI | Centre for Ocean and Ice | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut The world’s greatest scientists insist that they don’t see this.