Author Archives: Tony Heller

Kevin Trenberth’s response to our paper, rather predictably, was: “I cannot believe it got published” Which when translated from IPCC-speak actually means, “Why didn’t I get the chance to deep-six Spencer’s paper, just like I’ve done with his other papers?” … Continue reading →

Prize goes to the first reader who can count the number of bears in this picture. Three Four There were four, but the other one presumably drowned  One, and two bear researchers in drag  

Six months ago the Wisconsin Senate Democrats went AWOL in an attempt to stop Governor Walker from fixing the state’s disastrous budget. Now they have a budget surplus. This teaches us that the key to a healthy economy is to … Continue reading →

I plan to name a new rock today – Emily. Climate change has made nameable rocks appear much more frequently than in the early days of pet rocks.  

John Cook posted the picture above. Some minor problems. Over the last decade, winter temperatures have been plummeting

Arctic ice spreading south. Snow and cold spreading south. Record floods, drought, crop losses. All due to the dreaded global cooling. “Within a single year, adversity had visited almost every nation on the globe”

This year could be well on its way toward earning a dubious spot in the record books. Arctic sea ice has melted away with astonishing speed in the first half of July, at an average rate of about 46,000 square … Continue reading →

http://www.uscg-iip.org/General/icebergs.shtml Since Earth monitoring satellites were launched in the late 1970s, the number of icebergs drifting south of 48N has increased. Similarly, the number of hurricanes in the mid-Atlantic has also increased. I’d like to get some grant money to … Continue reading →

By Bob Berwyn SUMMIT COUNTY — Colorado may be warming up faster than anywhere else in the contiguous 48 states, according to a new map published as part of the 10-year “climate normals” update by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric … Continue reading →

Dropping CO2 back to 295 ppm would make the climate stable again, like the one they had during the Black Plague and the Potato Famine. http://trove.nla.gov.au/ h/t to Ivan