Author Archives: Tony Heller

Ten years ago today, there was unanimous consensus that Australia didn’t used to have fires, floods and cyclones, and that they were now caused by the local mining industry. “The upshot of all the fires, floods and cyclones that have … Continue reading →

Twenty one years ago, the New York Times announced that the North Pole was ice-free for the first time in fifty million years. “The North Pole is melting. The thick ice that has for ages covered the Arctic Ocean at … Continue reading →

Fifteen years ago, Barack Obama said : “Americans are fed up. They’re fed up with the war in Iraq, the federal deficit, illegal immigration, high gas prices, and the health care system, and it’s time for change” Obama: Americans ready … Continue reading →

The Arctic saw a large amount of warming in the first half of the 20th century, and Greenland used to be much warmer. 02 Apr 1952, 35 – The Spokesman-Review at Newspapers.com

Ten years ago this week, Barbara Boxer said “climate regulations” were a life and death matter. Sen. Boxer: Opponents of EPA Climate Regulations ‘Hurting the American People’ | CNSnews.com She was correct, as people in Texas found out last month. … Continue reading →

Ten years ago today, the Australian government’s climate advisor said there was no genuine scientific dissent. Pell row with climate scientist heats up

Five years ago, USA Today and the National Snow and Ice Data Center in Boulder, Colorado said that Arctic sea ice was at a record winter low and temperatures in the Arctic were 15F (9C) above normal. And they announced … Continue reading →

Ten years ago this week, Julia Gilliard wanted to buy advertising for her carbon tax. AM – Wheels rolling for climate change/carbon tax ads 18/03/2011 This came after she was elected by promising no carbon tax. “There will be no … Continue reading →

I’ve spent thirteen years documenting how NASA’s James Hansen got everything wrong – and how he corrupted temperature data to cover it up. But he says he was correct about everything. James Hansen wishes he wasn’t so right about global … Continue reading →

“We are too much accustomed to attribute to a single cause that which is the product of several, and the majority of our controversies come from that.” – Marcus Aurelius In 1890, the New York Times reported that winters had … Continue reading →