Author Archives: Tony Heller

As Oklahomans Die, Inhofe Mocks Killer Heat Wave By Brad Johnson on Jul 22, 2011 at 3:20 pm The heat wave now battering much of the nation is centered on Oklahoma, where record heat and drought have crippled the state … Continue reading →

NOAA : Dust makes planets cold (PhysOrg.com) — A new study led by the U.S, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) shows that tiny particles that make their way all the way up into the stratosphere may be offsetting a … Continue reading →

It is almost 100 degrees and I have an upstairs 0ffice with no AC. Should I dial 911, or should I dial 1-800-turn-on-the-fan-and-stop-being-such-a-pathetic-little-pussy ?  

It is hot in North America because cool Arctic air is not moving south. That means that the cool air is staying in the _rct_c. Can you fill in the missing vowels?

“All adjustments to data move towards increased funding”

People keep posting how awful the condition of the ice is and that the world is experiencing a record heat wave. “Shirley” we must be headed for a spectacular record low. It is the thinnest, rottenest, least extensive ice that … Continue reading →

Prior to the year 2000, the two hottest years in the GISS US record were 1934 and 1921 respectively. 1998 was the third hottest year, and more than half a degree cooler than 1934. This of course made no sense … Continue reading →

Do men join the global warming movement for the same reason that some buy oversized trucks? I highly recommend that you don’t click on the link.

Fred Singer tells me that there was supposed to be a projector in the CSU conference room, but that it “went missing.” The complaint from the resident CSU atmospheric scientist warmists and the Coloradoan, was that he didn’t present any … Continue reading →

(CNN) — A giant explosion rocked government buildings in Oslo, Norway, on Friday, state TV broadcaster NRK said, with at least one person confirmed dead. Windows in several buildings had been blown out, and people were in the street bleeding, … Continue reading →