Author Archives: Tony Heller

“I didn’t eat proper risotto till I was nearly 30. And now drought may take it off menus forever” I didn’t eat proper risotto till I was nearly 30. And now drought may take it off menus for ever | … Continue reading →

“CHANGES IN THE WORLD’S CLIMATE A complete account of the causes of these great climatic fluctuations has still to be worked out, but we may perhaps point out some of the chief of them. Prominent among them is the fact … Continue reading →

“SCIENCE THE ICE AGE COMETH? Last week’s big chill was a reminder that the earth’s climate can change at any time JUST AS LAST WEEK’S TREMORS WERE destroying highways, buildings and lives in Southern California, an even deadlier natural disaster … Continue reading →

The academic community is demanding censorship of the Climate Movie, and they appear to have had some success in that regard.  Meanwhile, the Washington Post confirms one of the central themes of the movie – that charged particles have a … Continue reading →

“THE WHITE HOUSE September 17, 1969 The process is a simple one, Carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has the effect of a pane of glass in a greenhouse. The CO2 content is normally in a stable cycle, but recently man … Continue reading →

Another discussion of how the press and academics work together to create third rate science fiction.  

“1-hour sessions to learn and implement solutions to decarbonate Real Estate, organized by partner associations recognized in the industry.” MIPIM 2024 PROGRAMME_2024.pdf

People have been fleeing the cold weather of the north and moving to warmer climates in the south, but the Atlantic says global warming will cause them to move from Arizona to Michigan.  About 90% of my fraternity house at … Continue reading →

“The Ice Age Cometh? What ever happened to global warming? Scientists have issued apocalyptic warnings for years, claiming that gases from cars, power plants and factories are creating a greenhouse effect that will boost the temperature dangerously over the next … Continue reading →

“Stephen Schneider of the National Center for Atmospheric Research described the scientists’ dilemma this way: “On the one hand, as scientists, we are ethically bound to the scientific method, in effect promising to tell the truth, the whole truth, and … Continue reading →