Author Archives: Tony Heller

Missouri has had no 100ºF readings this year, compared to 833 in 1936, and 675 in 1934. Missouri August temperatures have been in decline since Mark Twain lived there, and were 6ºC cooler this summer than in 1936.

Minnesota HCN stations have recorded two 100ºF readings this summer, compared to 204 in 1936. There have been a total of 1,038 100ºF readings since 1893, 97.5% of which occurred with CO2 below 350 PPM. McKibben was whining about the heat in … Continue reading →

Thirteen years of war isn’t enough. We need to go bomb another country, based on even lamer fake evidence.

Middlesboro Daily News – Oct 16, 1936 Middlesboro Daily News – Google News Archive Search

As The World Turns was a popular soap opera in the 1950s and 1960s. Who would have imagined that 50 years later, the president of Russia would have far more credibility than the president of the US? Reading the comments … Continue reading →

Index of /pub/data/ghcn/daily/hcn/ This summer, the US has experienced the fewest number of 100 degree readings in a century. The five hottest summers (1936, 1934, 1954, 1980 and 1930) all occurred with CO2 below 350 PPM. CO2 went over 400 … Continue reading →

I have been active with environmental issues for almost my entire life. In 1974, I testified in support of a new wilderness area at a Congressional Subcommittee hearing held in Kanab, Utah. (My testimony is still on the Congressional Record.) … Continue reading →

Hagel says US military ready to strike Syria if Obama gives order; US gathering intelligence WASHINGTON — The U.S. military stands ready to strike Syria at once if President Barack Obama gives the order, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said Tuesday … Continue reading →

arctic.atmos.uiuc.edu/cryosphere/timeseries.global.anom.1979-2008 Earth has gained 2.2 million km² of sea ice since this date last year, wiping out the previous record gain of 1.1  million km² in 1994. According to climate experts, polar ice loss is the canary in the coal mine … Continue reading →

For the first time I can reveal that my bicycling prevented a category 6 hurricane from hitting Iowa two weeks ago. I’m 97% certain about this. Additionally, I drove to Denver on Saturday – which caused considerable climate disruption that … Continue reading →