Author Archives: Tony Heller

The experts tell us that Alaska is the canary in the coal mine for global warming. Scientists say Alaska is like a canary in a coal mine, foreshadowing the types of changes we can expect for the rest of the … Continue reading →

In June 1988, Hansen testified to the US Congress that 1988 would be the hottest year ever (like he does almost every year) Sad for him, a La Nina formed over the summer and ruined his plans. So he went … Continue reading →

After all of their data tampering of late, and hiding the decline of Envisat, a sudden sharp spike appeared. It looks like sea level has been rising like crazy since early 2011. MSL_Serie_MERGED_Global_IB_RWT_NoGIA_Adjust.png (1024×680) Next, let us look at the … Continue reading →

The high temperature was 110 in Millsboro, 104 in Dover, and 105 in Milford on July 21, 1930. Millsboro was 33 degrees cooler today, than it was on the same date in 1930. Experts tell us that this 33 degree … Continue reading →

Last week our friends were saying that heat waves, fires and flooding are what global warming looks like.  Climate Change: U.S. Heat Waves, Wildfires And Flooding Are ‘What Global Warming Looks Like’ It turns out that they were actually talking about the … Continue reading →

Top climate experts tell us that Greenland normally stays frozen all year round, and that the ice there never melts. We also know that Viking farms are being found under the ice. From this information we can infer that Vikings were very … Continue reading →

Barrow is still blocked by ice in late July. It is worse than it seems. Alaska is the canary in the coal mine. Think of the Polar Bears and the Walruses which can’t find any water to drown in.   … Continue reading →

http://twitter.com/billmckibben/status/226745773398818816 Let’s have a look at the Greenland Ice Sheet today. Ninety-five percent of the ice sheet is spectacularly white, except for one strip along the southwest coast. I fly over that section of Greenland on a regular basis, and the ice there … Continue reading →

As wildfires were eating away at Colorado and New Mexico last month, Katharine Hayhoe, a Christian geoscience professor at Texas Tech University, said in a column for Sojourners that “the answer is clear: God has given us the freedom and … Continue reading →

A couple of weeks ago I posted this graph, and word went out over the moron grapevine that I had made a fundamental error. They came to this brilliant conclusion without even asking what the algorithm was that I used. … Continue reading →