Author Archives: Tony Heller

Ten years ago, Obama shut down US oil drilling and then said he was committed to US energy independence. “for the next three years and probably more, trillions of dollars in domestic energy assets will remain untouched while billions of … Continue reading →

“Science is the belief in the ignorance of the experts” – Richard Feynman Ten years ago, “some scientists” believed that Florida was going to drown. Comparison–Sea Level Rise Interactives | Eco ReportsComparison–Sea Level Rise Interactives | Eco Reports So far, … Continue reading →

There has been no meaningful trend in Colorado River Basin snowpack over the last 80 years. Colorado Historical Snowpack Percentages by Watershed | NRCS Colorado In his 2009 book, NASA’s Gavin Schmidt said that he spoke for science, and that … Continue reading →

NOAA has released a set of maps showing that the US used to be about one degree below normal, and is now about one degree above normal. They say this is due to “climate change.” 1:05 PM · Apr 19, … Continue reading →

an 80-megawatt solar project in the county of Newell between Calgary and Medicine Hat, will produce more than 195,000 megawatt-hours (MWh) of renewable energy once completed, enough to power more than 18,000 Canadian homes for a year. Is Amazon’s climate … Continue reading →

“We are living in fiction right now in America. We are losing this country because people are not strong enough to call out this stuff” – Candace Owens Almost all of the western hemisphere is seeing historic cold for the … Continue reading →

For half of my life, we have only had ten years left to solve global warming. Only Ten Years Left To Fix Climate Emergency | Zurich Insurance Mercury News: Search Results 2020 is the deadline to avert climate catastrophe | … Continue reading →

Google has provided a new tool to study climate change via time lapse Google Earth imagery. They may not have achieved the desired results however.  The Dubai imagery showed that sea level has not changed since 1984. Timelapse – Google … Continue reading →

The NASA sea level web page shows that sea level rose very slowly from 1950 until the early 1990s (about 0.75 mm/year) – and then rise rates more than quadrupled since the early 1990s to more than 3 mm/year. Sea … Continue reading →