Author Archives: Tony Heller

We suggest that an El Nino is likely to originate in 2006 and that there is a good chance it will be a “super El Nino”, rivaling the 1983 and 1997-1998 El Ninos, which were successively labeled the “El Nino … Continue reading →

  Welsh winters will soon be snow-free, but they are still getting snow in the summer. This is just what the models predicted. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-north-west-wales-13731216

http://online.wsj.com/ “Global warming can have a profound and negative impact on our outdoor recreation opportunities and businesses,” said Sen. Barbara Boxer (D, Calif.). “We are already seeing decreases in the amount of snowpack in certain western areas of the United … Continue reading →

They have had the same guy for over a week now. That might be a new record for Abramovich.

When the Sarah Palin emails – from her time as Alaska’s governor – were released on 10 June there was a media frenzy. And – much to the horror of many of our readers – the Guardian was right in … Continue reading →

“All the evidence shows that we are nearing the end of man’s tragic experiment in independence from God.” Wow, I thought. They get it. And suddenly I felt a burst of solidarity with the Jehovah’s Witnesses. The words are from … Continue reading →

London to drown in melting ice-cap Armageddon – report Monday, July 4, 2011 10:01 AM Catastrophic climate change will see London disappear beneath the waves of melting arctic ice-caps within the coming decades, warns a new report. Your viewEmailPrintGot a … Continue reading →

Rick Perry Was Al Gore’s Texas Campaign Chairman in 1988 Political observers have noted that Jon Huntsman is likely to take some flack from conservatives for having served as President Obama’s Ambassador to China until recently. But Huntsman isn’t the … Continue reading →

News release 11 April 2007 Met Office forecast for Summer 2007 The latest seasonal forecast from the Met Office issued today, reveals that this summer is, yet again, likely to be warmer than normal. Following the trend set throughout 2006 and the … Continue reading →

Snowdon will be snow-free in 13 years, scientists warn By Ian Herbert Thursday, 18 January 2007 Those who originally named the peak spoke as they probably found it, calling it “Snow Dun”, from the Saxon for “snow hill”. But Snowdon … Continue reading →