Author Archives: Tony Heller

Europe has thousands of years of crazy government history, and the current episode of craziness ranks near the top.

“Facing dire sea level rise threat, Maldives turns to climate change solutions to survive.  The islands could be 80% uninhabitable by 2050 at current global warming rates.” Facing dire sea level rise threat, Maldives turns to climate change solutions to … Continue reading →

“The Norwegian government has threatened to shutter a large wind farm in the northern part of the country after reports of wind storms destroying turbines, sending parts flying.” Norway threatens to shut down wind farm after wind destroys turbines | … Continue reading →

Oxford University says all weather events are caused by the burning of fossil fuels, and that we can end bad weather through the use of windmills and solar panels. Climate Change Could Cost The Global Economy $23 Trillion By 2050 … Continue reading →

It appears California Governor Newsom may have slept through his primary school science lessons.

Besides all of his other crimes against science and humanity, one of Michael Mann’s worst offenses was his failure to reimburse Tim Ball for legal costs following Mann’s frivolous lawsuit. Ten years of litigation ruined Tim Ball’s health and depleted … Continue reading →

In early July Republicans held a huge polling lead with near certainty of capturing both houses of Congress. Then the Supreme Court overturned Roe vs. Wade and polls jumped for the Democrats. Apparently it didn’t occur to the “conservative majority” … Continue reading →

China and India among SCO states urging ‘balance’ in climate approach | Reuters ” they unanimously recognised the negative consequences of climate change and the need for urgent action, but called for increased investment in oil and gas production and … Continue reading →

“Daily Mercury (Mackay, Qld. : 1906 – 1954), Saturday 7 April 1923, page 9 NORTH POLE MELTING. MANY GLACIERS VANISHED. Is the North Pole going to melt entirely? Are the Arctic regions warming up, with the prospect of a great … Continue reading →