Author Archives: Tony Heller

03 Jul 1911, 1 – The Independent-Record at Newspapers.com MO 113 IA 110 KS 109 AZ 108 OK 108 CA 107 NE 107 IL 106 OH 106 SD 106 IN 105 MD 105 MI 105 TN 105 WI 105 NH … Continue reading →

Experts say New Mexico is having the worst drought in 1,200 years.  Streamflow is at a record high on Rio Nambe, the Santa Fe River and Rio Mora.  The Pecos River is much above normal as it has been for … Continue reading →

“The Rio Grande, which flows out of the Rockies and later forms the U.S.-Mexico border, has long been impacted by withdrawals for agriculture and other uses. Now, rising temperatures and an unprecedented drought pose a grave and growing peril to … Continue reading →

On November 1, 2020 this twenty year old document was on the National Interagency Fire Center website. That was right before the pretend election. “Historically, fire has been a frequent and major ecological factor in North America. In the conterminous … Continue reading →

Climate protesters in London vandalize a Van Gogh painting, because they believe doing that will prevent bad weather in the future.

“Coal and wood will disappear from the earth. Coal already is dwindling alarmingly, and the most  ambitious efforts of the foresters will not forestall he final obliteration of the forests. Electricity is manifestly the sole dependence of the future. “In … Continue reading →

“their top priorities are: Killing babies Sexually mutilating the survivors. Pointless wars Convincing themselves that paying more for gas and groceries advances global democracy.” 11:34 PM · Jul 1, 2022

These people moved to Cheyenne from Tennessee last summer. They haven’t changed their license plates to Wyoming and they don’t take care of their yard, but they do have a Biden blue “Cheney for Wyoming” sign in front of their … Continue reading →

“Even before summer began, there were extreme heat waves and new heat records throughout the Northern Hemisphere, and the forecast calls for a hotter-than-normal summer in much of the U.S. Scientists say climate change is accelerating and intensifying these kinds … Continue reading →