Author Archives: Tony Heller

Behind the present pause in global warming The temperature departure from the 1951-1980 average over the last 12 years. Trend is about flat (slightly up). (Data from NASA) Has global warming stopped since the turn of the millennium? Yes – … Continue reading →

iphone.anomaly.antarctic.png (512×412) Most of the ice being lost from Antarctica is going as a result of warm water eating the fringes of the continent, scientists say. The researchers used a satellite laser to measure the thinning occurring on ice shelves … Continue reading →

Last Sunday (Earth Day, no less), the Discovery Channel aired the final episode of its Frozen Planet series. Titled “On Thin Ice,” the episode captures the staggering changes in our polar regions being wrought by global warming — shrinking glaciers, … Continue reading →

In an important departure from his recent administration-wide silence on climate change, President Obama announced in a Rolling Stone interview published today that he considers climate change and the money being thrown into the denial of science as one of … Continue reading →

The hacker is now making posts under other people’s identities. Unfortunately I will have to moderate all comments until this is resolved.

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NSIDC tells us that the satellite era began in 1979, and they show extent declining steadily during that period. n_plot.png (420×240) This is fascinating, because the 1990 IPCC report told us that the satellite era began in 1972, and that ice extent … Continue reading →

WASHINGTON (AP) — Clergy belonging to a group called Interfaith Moral Action on Climate are urging Congress to enact legislation to combat global warming. Native American, Buddhist, Muslim, Hindu, Bahai, Jewish and Christian activists held a march, worship service and … Continue reading →

21 Jul 1921 – DROUGHT IN EUROPE. LONDON, July 

David “Rotten Ice” Barber told us a couple of years ago that multi-year ice had disappeared from the Arctic. He is back for another round of Canadian fish stories. MONTREAL — A unique, all-season study of the effects of global … Continue reading →