Author Archives: Tony Heller

Ninety years ago, the New York Times reported unanimous consensus that Earth’s climate was controlled by the sun. TimesMachine: July 2, 1931 – NYTimes.com Now NASA reports 97% consensus that Earth’s climate is controlled by CO2. “Multiple studies published in … Continue reading →

Another breathless headline : “Climate Change Has Cut Global Agricultural Productivity by 21% Since 1961” Climate Change Has Cut Global Agricultural Productivity by 21% Since 1961 The exact opposite is true. Crop yields across the world, South America and Africa … Continue reading →

On hundred years ago, Scientific American relied on empirical data. Based on experimental evidence and hundreds of millions of years of earth history, they published this article explaining why increased atmospheric CO2 levels would benefit agriculture. “Fertilizing the air with … Continue reading →

In 1920, Scientific American reported that the atmosphere was deficient in CO2, and that crop productivity could be greatly enhanced by introducing CO2 emissions from smokestacks, and that earth was covered with luxuriant forests when CO2 levels were much higher. … Continue reading →

During February, Ted Cruz was attacked by the press for taking his family to Cancun, Mexico during a global warming crisis which made his home freezing cold. Ted Cruz’s Cancún Trip: Family Texts Detail His Political Blunder – The New … Continue reading →

“Some of the biggest men in the United States, in the field of commerce and manufacture, are afraid of somebody, are afraid of something. They know that there is a power somewhere so organized, so subtle, so watchful, so interlocked, … Continue reading →

Ten years ago, the Irish Times reported that China’s five year plan would reduce “carbon intensity” by 16 percent, and that the US was “falling behind.” Move to put climate change back on agenda Since then, Chinese CO2 emissions have … Continue reading →

In 1969, the Canadian Government said : “Officials said recently the exact route will depend on ice conditions at the time. The Northwest Passage is open normally no more than two months in the year, but sometimes four months.” The … Continue reading →