Author Archives: Tony Heller

Prior to the post 1999 tampering, the GISS US temperature graph looked like this : NASA GISS: Science Briefs: Whither U.S. Climate? This exactly mirrors the graph of USHCN record highs. http://cdiac.ornl.gov/ftp/ushcn_daily/us.txt.gz The old versions of GISS were correct, before … Continue reading →

All time daily record highs year count 1936 10011 1934 9704 1939 7743 1931 7424 1930 6862 1933 6808 1953 6589 1925 6567 1954 6338 1911 6206 Claims that we are seeing record numbers of record highs are completely false. … Continue reading →

The claims being made that they “predicted the US heatwave” based on climate science are complete BS. The models didn’t predict it, and the heatwave only covered about 1% of the planet http://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/archives/long_lead/gifs/2011/201108temp.gif How do they attribute the heatwave to global warming, … Continue reading →

Our friends were very excited to declare a 1930s repeat (10 year drought) after a few weeks of dry weather, but they just can’t deliver the human misery which they long for so badly.  

And the calculations suggest that the rise could conceivably exceed six feet, which would put thousands of square miles of the American coastline under water and would probably displace tens of millions of people in Asia. As Glaciers Melt, Science … Continue reading →

By Geoffrey Lean, Environment Editor Sunday, 2 May 2004 Antarctica is likely to be the world’s only habitable continent by the end of this century if global warming remains unchecked, the Government’s chief scientist, Professor Sir David King, said last … Continue reading →

He would design it to last for 30 years under three different scenarios, but it would fall down when the first car drove over it. Then he would blame Chinese aerosols and multi-metre sea level rise for the horrific math error he … Continue reading →

This is classic. The reporter has information which should be allow him to understand, but he is conditioned to do nothing but drool. Heavier than expected ice in Arctic waters off Alaska will likely delay until August Shell’s long-anticipated exploration … Continue reading →

In the private sector, we engineers and scientists have to be right. People’s lives depend on it. I am doing a lot of avionics and defense work these days which has to be perfect – or people will die. Companies … Continue reading →

Trying to get beyond the standard scientific disclaimer that no single weather event can be pinned on global warming, government scientists on Tuesday unveiled a new framework: what are the odds of a specific event being impacted by warming? They … Continue reading →