Author Archives: Tony Heller

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From April The results show that while temperature increases around Antarctica appear to have led increases in atmospheric CO2, the picture globally was the opposite – CO2 increases paved the way for temperature increases. Ice age study delivers blow to … Continue reading →

Joe has declared war on Andy Revkin, and science. Joe is apparently also really pissed off at the author of the NASA Greenland melt  study – who said that this has happened every 150 years for the last 10,000 years. Suppose for a minute that Joe … Continue reading →

I sent the E-mail below to Jeremy Kaplan at Fox News this afternoon. Jeremy responded right away, and told me that he was looking in to it. ————————————————————— Hi Jeremy, I saw that you quoted Jay Zwally in your article … Continue reading →

Australia is of course not as big as Washington DC, and definitely not part of the globe. 10-Day Temperature Outlook

According to NASA, Greenland melt events happen every 153 years, which means they have no correlation to  CO2. It also means that alarmists trying to blame the event on CO2 are being as stupid as they always are.   lawdome.smooth75.gif (792×612)

There is clearly a much bigger story with James Holmes. He was under the guidance of the University of Colorado studying “temporal illusion” – and the judge has issued a gag order on anyone discussing the case. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lotOPjLlbDU] There was a time … Continue reading →

06 May 1940 – Greenland’s Climate Becoming Milder

Jay Zwally (of ice-free Arctic in 2012 fame) is back at it. Look at what he told Fox News : NASA chief cryospheric scientist H. Jay Zwally told FoxNews.com that the melting has been increasing as the temperatures in Greenland … Continue reading →

According to USHCN raw daily data, January 1930 to December 1939 was the hottest decade in US history, and averaged 54.02 degrees F. By contrast, the 120 months from March 1976 to February 1985 was the coldest ten year period … Continue reading →