Author Archives: Tony Heller

28 July 1971 “I’m scared,” the lean, intense scientist (Paul Ehrlich) told an interviewer. “I have a teenage daughter whom I love very much. I know a lot of young people, and their world is being destroyed – my world … Continue reading →

HAMweather: Record Events for The Past 7 Days

This crook was just a few hanging chads away from being elected President in 2000 “Time has come” for a carbon tax March 21, 2013 – Al Gore Al’s Journal : “Time has come” for a carbon tax

Bloomberg is always looking for ways to forcibly improve the quality of life in New York. He could eliminate sexually transmitted disease, overpopulation, and rape – by simply castrating all men in New York. There are very good reasons why we have … Continue reading →

The Anasazi lived in harmony with nature, until they ran out of firewood and got wiped out by a 75 year long drought during the 13th century. NASA’s top climate expert says that droughts are caused by your SUV, and … Continue reading →

Last summer, the center of the Greenland ice sheet rose barely above freezing for a couple of hours. This caused a massive meltdown which was widely touted by the press, and resulted in several snowflakes suffering rounded edges. With temperatures up … Continue reading →

Three Cheers for the Nanny State – NYTimes.com “Why do you resist? We only wish to raise quality of life for all species.” Locutus Of Borg

The average March 2013 US temperature has actually been declining over the past week due to very cold weather, and is now just a whisker above being the coldest March since 1969. The warmest March occurred in 1910.

Cherry blossoms are running late this year at the Tidal Basin due to cold weather, but the first white has appeared on the trees – in the form of snow. National Park Service Webcam

Climate experts have been telling us for years that global warming brings an early spring and declining snow cover. Now they say that a late spring and heavy spring snow cover is consistent with global warming. National Snow Analyses – … Continue reading →