Author Archives: Tony Heller

From May 21-31, 1922 – France had temperatures over 90 degrees every day. Paris was 95 degrees on May 24, 1922 – twenty-one degrees warmer than this year.

I texted this picture (with no accompanying text) from downtown Boulder this afternoon, to an acquaintance who is interested in a computer education. Look what just showed up in my Twitter recommendations.

Squaw Valley, California has had seventy-eight snow days since November 22 – totaling 715 inches of snow. They are thirteen inches behind the record year from two years ago, and may pass the record tomorrow. Average snowfall is 450 inches. … Continue reading →

The progressive City of Boulder, Colorado and the University of Colorado plan to destroy all of this soon. But to compensate, they will save the global climate by building lots of giant bird choppers.

This is an historic moment. We have before us the opportunity to forge for ourselves and for future generations a new world order we have a real chance at this new world order, an order in which a credible United … Continue reading →

On May 24, 1939 it was over 100 degrees in Iowa, Indiana, Nebraska, Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma. Atmospheric CO2 was a very safe 310 PPM.

The Titanic was powered by coal, which led to its own demise. CBC Newfoundland and Labrador on Twitter: “NEW | Icebergs off N.L. coast ‘very dangerous,’ sign of climate change: federal environment minister #nlpoli #cdnpoli #nltourism https://t.co/rMlhWxD26y… https://t.co/QRYVM1zsZX” Look at … Continue reading →