Author Archives: Tony Heller

“As an example of well authenticated climatic changes, we may mention that Iceland and Eastern Greenland are very much colder than they were five hundred years ago. In Iceland the immense trees which used to be common there have ceased … Continue reading →

Time Magazine says we can prevent cold weather in Texas by spending trillions of dollars on windmills, and that this will prevent $20 billion dollars worth of weather disasters. To Fully Tackle Inflation, U.S. Must Tackle Climate Change | Time

“…you want to see the climate crisis in action My trip to Greenland coincided with one of the only instances of rainfall on the ice sheet. As an environmental journalist, faced with the enormity of global warming every day – … Continue reading →

https://uploads1.newtube.app/uploads/TonyHeller/acTXcI4.mp4 Huge Increase In Non-COVID Mortality

https://uploads1.newtube.app/uploads/TonyHeller/GMXt3rR.mp4 Snow And Ice News – 2/16/2022

https://uploads1.newtube.app/uploads/TonyHeller/tfd5g7q.mp4 Blaming Their Incompetence On Climate Change

“Change in the climate of Great Britain. ” That for several centuries past, the climate of England has undergone a very material change for the worst, appears demonstrated by the most irresistible evidence ; nor can there indeed be a … Continue reading →

Building back better with $7 gasoline prices and blaming them on Russia. Here comes $7 gas prices, warns oil strategist in dire outlook

In mid-January the “Great Lakes News Collaborative” predicted record low Great Lakes ice cover. “The Great Lakes News Collaborative includes Bridge Michigan; Circle of Blue; Great Lakes Now at Detroit Public Television; and Michigan Radio, Michigan’s NPR News Leader; who … Continue reading →

In mid-January the “Great Lakes News Collaborative” predicted record low Great Lakes ice cover. “The Great Lakes News Collaborative includes Bridge Michigan; Circle of Blue; Great Lakes Now at Detroit Public Television; and Michigan Radio, Michigan’s NPR News Leader; who … Continue reading →