Author Archives: Tony Heller

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sKgt9G3NZS8] Bill McKibben is convinced that hot dry weather in New England is due to your SUV. Twitter / billmckibben: Today’s self-evident truth  

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The USHCN graph below shows actual temperatures measured by thermometers in the US. The 1920s, 1930s and 1940s were the hottest decades, before Hansen and Tom Karl altered the data. rawurban3.5_pg.gif (712×431)

On July 10, 1913 – Death Valley reached 134 degrees. On July 4, 2012 the temperature is sixty-two degrees cooler. docs.lib.noaa.gov/rescue/mwr/050/mwr-050-01-0010.pdf   death valley weather – Google Search

Ancient soccer moms caused 120 metres of sea level rise. We know this because 97% of our leading scientific societies tell us that climate change is caused by man woman. ‘Britain’s Atlantis’ – a hidden underwater world swallowed by the … Continue reading →

Twenty towns were wrecked, and many people died – in the low CO2 hurricane of 1896. 03 Oct 1896 – HURRICANE IN AMERICA. TWENTY TOWNS WRECKED. THE … h/t to Andy DC and Ivan

Stop believing all the crap being fed to you by the new crop of Bolsheviks. Economic conditions are nothing like the 1930s, yet. When Obama and the Dems took over Washington in 2007, unemployment was near historic lows. Climate is … Continue reading →

The usual nutcases are out claiming that houses burned in Colorado because of climate change. The only thing that changed is that a bunch of clueless people built houses in places that were a fire waiting to happen. The lead … Continue reading →

Photos: Storm damage in Washington, D.C. – CNN.com We get 80-100 MPH straight line winds in Colorado several times a year, but nothing like the horrific life-changing damage seen above. In the year 1900, the people of Galveston, Texas complained about the relatively minor … Continue reading →

July 4th would be a good day for all Americans who are seriously concerned about climate change to permanently free themselves form any CO2 generating activities. These include, but are not limited to eating breathing driving, flying or using public … Continue reading →