Author Archives: Tony Heller

The second hottest July in the US occurred in 1901. 2 Jul 1901, Page 1 – The St Louis Republic at Newspapers.com Graphing The 1901 heatwave killed thousands of people in New York.

Our leading intelligence experts apparently were unable to ask Hunter Biden, the laptop repairman or the FBI if it actually was Biden’s laptop. “More than 50 former senior intelligence officials have signed on to a letter outlining their belief that the recent … Continue reading →

US Annual Tornado Death Tolls, 1875-present – NSSL News

The United Nations has determined that climate change will allow the same fuel to burn over and over again. year after year. Climate Change Could Increase Risk of Wildfires 50% by Century’s End – The New York Times

“A new report, released by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration on the last day of Barack Obama’s presidency, presents a series of updated estimates for future sea-level rise, both in the United States and worldwide. It suggests that, under … Continue reading →

Why Britain Is Spending £37 Billion to Make Energy-Supply Crisis Worse – Bloomberg

Journalism based entirely on folklore and fiction. “Animals around the world have been feeling the negative effects of climate change” Who may like climate change? Rattlesnakes, study suggests

The US Forest Service started the largest wildfire in recent New Mexico history, and the Washington Post responded by telling people to lower their carbon footprint.  Forty years ago I worked as a wilderness ranger near the current burn area. … Continue reading →

Virginia Democrat Liz Cheney is having problems generating support here in Wyoming. “A WPA Intelligence poll of Wyoming Republican primary voters conducted on behalf of Club for Growth PAC from May 24-25, 2022, shows that Harriet Hageman leads Liz Cheney … Continue reading →

“STATISTICS OF HOT SUMMERS. The excessive heat which prevail. at present (says a Paris paper) gives some interest to the following account of remarkably bot summers :—” In 1132 the earth opened, and the rivers and spring; disappeared in Alsace. … Continue reading →