Author Archives: Tony Heller

At the presidential debate fourteen years ago today, Barack Obama said this : “Joe Biden, I think, is one of the finest public servants that has served in this country. It’s not just that he has some of the best … Continue reading →

Week 39 Northern Hemisphere snow cover is sixth highest since 1967, with three of the six highest occurring since 2014. Rutgers University Climate Lab :: Global Snow Lab Rutgers University Climate Lab :: Global Snow Lab Rutgers University Climate Lab … Continue reading →

US burn acreage is down 95% since atmospheric carbon dioxide was at pre-industrial levels.

Earlier this year NOAA predicted between 0.5 and 3+ meters of sea level rise at Lower Manhattan by the end of the century, with actual sea level rise below all of their forecasts. 2021 State Of The Climate Report | … Continue reading →

“The Kansas City Star (Kansas City, Missouri) • o1 Nov 1922, Wed • Page 1 Radical Change in Climatic Conditions In North Is Indicated by Disappearance of Glacier. and Formation of Moraines. WASHINGTON, Nov. 1. The Arctic Ocean is warming … Continue reading →

“a nation that is afraid to let its people judge the truth and falsehood in an open market is a nation that is afraid of its people.” –John F. Kennedy 1:37 AM · Oct 14, 2022 “Given the immense stakes … Continue reading →

Fifteen years ago experts declared the Australian drought to be permanent and blamed it on the burning of fossil fuels. Now they blame too much rain on the burning of fossil fuels.

Life may have thrived on early Mars, until it drove climate change that caused its demise | University of Arizona News By 1926, our top scientists had proven there is life on Mars The photographs show that the dark areas … Continue reading →

Between September 10 and September 21, 2001, George W. Bush’ approval ratings increased from 51% to 90%. Presidential Approval Ratings — George W. Bush | Gallup Historical Trends Purely coincidentally, 9/11 occurred a few months after Operation Northwoods was reported. … Continue reading →

The gap between press climate reporting and scientific fact is as wide as Frijoles Canyon.