Author Archives: Tony Heller

Arctic sea ice extent is about the same now as it was 36 years ago, when the Chinese government banned and criminalized dissent. N_19890425_extn_v3.0.png (420×500)    N_20250425_extn_v3.0.png (420×500) April 26, 1989: A government editorial seals the fate of Beijing’s student … Continue reading →

Over the last 100 days, sea surface temperatures and other things have been rapidly declining. (12) Ryan Maue on X: “Sea surface temperatures in the Eastern Tropical Pacific have abruptly cooled by up to 10°C in the past 2 weeks. … Continue reading →

The BBC ran an article this week quoting Harrison Schmitt in 1972, showing a picture he took, and comparing it to a recent picture.  The point was to show how earth had changed due to global warming.  The pictures didn’t … Continue reading →

Fifty years ago climate scientists wanted to melt the polar ice caps to save us from global cooling. Now they want to blot out the sun to save us from global warming.

Fifty years ago, climatologists wanted to save the ignorant peasants from global cooling. “Climatologists are pessimistic that political leaders will take any positive action to compensate for the climatic change, or even to allay its effects. They concede that some … Continue reading →

The year 1601 was the coldest year on record, following the year 1600 eruption of Mt. Huaynaputina in Peru.  This led to mass starvation and crop failures.  The UK Government is attempting a repeat. “Blocking sunlight could temporarily slow the … Continue reading →

There have been more than 6,000 crimes reported in Washington DC so far this year.  This map shows the first 1,000 of that list.  The map shows that there have been no crimes committed by Congress. Crime Incidents in 2025 … Continue reading →

“Climate 200 plays a critical role in the David and Goliath battles independents have against the major parties. It is no longer just candidates and parties that participate in elections – many fossil fuel backed third party organisations also aggressively … Continue reading →