Author Archives: Tony Heller

When we first moved to the Front Range of Colorado in the mid-1990s, I used to brag to my parents about how mild the winters are here. But since the winter of 2006-2007, we have had a rash of very … Continue reading →

As Antarctic ice extent breaks its all-maximum time record, we must not forget that the world’s greatest climatologist predicted peak ice loss, right at the spot where they have had peak ice gain. http://www.epa.gov/climatechange/effects/downloads/Challenge_chapter2.pdf

Published: September 18, 1995 The picture of probable disruption, including adverse changes and some that are beneficial, emerges from draft sections of a new assessment of the climate problem by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and from interviews with scientists involved in the … Continue reading →

Two weeks ago little Barry told us that unless he bombed Syria, they were going to come gas Iowa, or something. It was absolutely the most serious situation the world ever faced. Then he completely forgot about it and moved … Continue reading →

I run the radiative transfer model used by NCAR from time to time. It shows that increasing CO2 and CH4 have very little impact on the Earth’s long wave radiative balance. So why do alarmists keep claiming that these gases … Continue reading →

Phoenix warmed 10 degrees in the last 50 years, while the less urbanized surrounding areas have warmed much less. It must be the CO2. The effects of the UHI are most pronounced during the summer (June-July-August) months. In a simple comparison, … Continue reading →

October 4, 2013 at 11:38 pm Congratulations Kyle! Let’s do the math. 950,000 PPM MarsCO2  * 0.006  / 400 PPM EarthCO2 = 14.25 The density of CO2 in Mars atmosphere is 14.25 times higher Earth, or the equivalent of 5,700 … Continue reading →

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According to the IPCC, temperatures were cold in 1871, sea level was much lower, glaciers were content and the climate was much more stable. All of this utter nonsense – nothing more than well financed superstition. The same mindless superstition which … Continue reading →