Author Archives: Tony Heller

http://data.bls.gov/cgi-bin/surveymost Unemployment is up almost 50% since Obama got the nomination in Sept. 2008, when he started telling everyone for the next six months that the economy was a disaster and that only he could fix it.

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European Opposition to Nuclear Power Gaining Strength By Oilprice.com Jun 16, 2011 2:15 pm Nuclear power plants in Germany, Switzerland, and Italy may be fading into the sunset after the Fukushima catastrophe. http://www.minyanville.com/ Here are the details of the four … Continue reading →

Big news… this happens all the time in Phoenix in the summer. Phoenix is in the desert.  They have lots of dust in the desert. When the monsoons come, the wind blows the dust and often it starts raining mud. … Continue reading →

scientists just want to gather accurate information and objective facts The Union of Concerned Scientists has published an examination of how today’s mega-oil companies are using tactics similar to those used by the tobacco industry in its attempt to cover … Continue reading →

http://lakepowell.water-data.com/index2.php?as_of=1964-07-04 You know the routine.  Declining snow cover, earlier melt, earlier runoff, rivers and reservoirs going dry, skiing ruined, river rafting ruined, no water for farming, cities going dry, permanent drought, no fresh water, unsustainable lifestyle ………….

a couple of weeks ago, former Vice President Al Gore keynoted the Games For Change conference—a conference about the potential for video games to improve society—and confessed in that keynote that he hadn’t played a video game in earnest since … Continue reading →

If it weren’t for Denver/Boulder, Colorado would be solidly conservative. There are now more medical marijuana dispensaries in Denver than there are Starbucks. Glossy guidebooks list nearly 300 locations where Colorado’s 125,000 residents who have been prescribed medical marijuana can … Continue reading →

Last year : “We conclude that there has been no reduction in the global warming trend of 0.15-0.20°C/decade (~ .3 F/decade) that began in the late 1970s.” Hansen and the other authors warn that relying on short-term weather cues is … Continue reading →