Author Archives: Tony Heller

“Oslo A remarkable thinning out of the polar ice cap in the Antarctic is reported by a Norwegian expedition which found bare stretches of earth on an island thickly covered with ice only 20 years ago. Holgersen said observations on … Continue reading →

“During his first 18 months as governor of Massachusetts, Mitt Romney spent considerable time hammering out a sweeping climate change plan to reduce the state’s greenhouse gas emissions. As staff briefed him on possible measures and environmentalists pressed him to … Continue reading →

The same people who talk endlessly about an imaginary climate crisis are leading the world towards nuclear war.

“Analysis of Hunter Biden’s hard drive shows he, his firm took in about $11 million from 2013 to 2018, spent it fast. The hard drive and documents from Senate Republicans indicate few of Biden’s deals ever came to fruition and … Continue reading →

Fact Check: Joe Biden’s events Most Democrats believe Joe Biden received 80 Million votes, and that he controls the climate. Why do most Republicans believe the big lie? – No More Trump Americans Divided Over Direction of Biden’s Climate Change … Continue reading →

“We must be going in for records in 1936; record blizzards, record dust storms, record floods, record drouth, record heat wave. If it keeps up Americans will need to show record endurance.” Sioux City Journal (Sioux City, lowa) – 16 … Continue reading →

In 1971, National Geographic published a map of Arctic sea ice showing no ice within 100km of the coast of Alaska or Siberia. Yet the Polar Bears survived and their population has tripled since then.

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July 14, 1936 was the hottest day on record in the US, with an average maximum temperature of 96F. It was also the hottest day on record in Indiana (116F.) California, Arizona, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Missouri, Oklahoma, Kansas, … Continue reading →

July 13 is one of the hottest days of the year in the US. On July 13, 1954 the average maximum temperature across the US was 95F (35C.) Kansas was 120F. Arkansas, Oklahoma, Missouri and Texas were over 110F. Twenty-nine … Continue reading →