Author Archives: Tony Heller

NASA’s top Arctic scientist predicted an ice-free Arctic for 2012, and there are two weeks of above freezing weather left at the north pole. The ice edge only needs to retreat 100 miles per day from all sides to reach … Continue reading →

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According to NASA, Greenland experienced a massive ice melt last week which turned the entire country red hot and apparently melted all the ice.   It is surprising that no one issued a tsunami warning, because our beaches must certainly have drowned … Continue reading →

If you have to lie, cherry pick and deceive –  then your belief system isn’t worth the cheap recycled toilet paper it is written on.

St. Louis is seeing some unbelievable heat this summer: On Wednesday, the city hit 108 degrees, Weather Underground meteorologist Jeff Masters said. “This marked the 11th day this summer in St. Louis with temperatures of at least 105 degrees,” he … Continue reading →

  summit:status:webcam We will be watching closely this time, to document just how dishonest NASA is.

Railroad engineer Pachauri demonstrates once again that he understands nothing about science “it’s possible that part of this huge body of ice (Greenland) could collapse, and fall into the ocean which would lead to several meters of sea level rise. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HHCz-WlXcLk#t=0m49s Mindless … Continue reading →

I painted in the July 1936 temperature anomaly map with the same color scale as the July 2012 map, with pink added for +12 anomaly. As you can see, July 1936 was much hotter than July 2012 over 70% of the US … Continue reading →

Greenland’s ice sheet melt: a sensational picture of a blunt fact The NASA report which he is referring to, said that the non-event which just happened occurs every 153 years and was right on schedule. What kind of moron would … Continue reading →

With five days to go in July, preliminary data show that the heat could top records set decades ago: “The warmest July for the contiguous U.S. was in 1936, when the nationally averaged temperature was 77.43 degrees, 3.14 degrees above average,” said … Continue reading →