Author Archives: Tony Heller

According to the EPA in 1983, New York now has a tropical climate and Florida is underwater. And Nunavut is the new Kansas – with massive fields of wheat. 19 Oct 1983, 2 – Messenger-Inquirer at Newspapers.com 01 May 1983, … Continue reading →

More on the spectacular Greenland fraud being published by National Geographic. For a few days in July of 2012, it was so hot in the Arctic that nearly the entire surface of the Greenland ice sheet turned to slush. It was so … Continue reading →

By the end of the year, Britain will be a Siberian climate – and “nuclear conflict, mega-droughts, famine and widespread rioting will erupt across the world.” This will of course humiliate skeptics. A secret report, suppressed by US defence chiefs … Continue reading →

The Chicago Tribune says that Rock River flooding is caused by “climate change” – and is “only going to get worse.” Climate change has already started disrupting life in the Great Lakes region — and it’s only going to get … Continue reading →

This week in 1910, Caruthersville, Missouri afternoon temperatures averaged 91 degrees. On this date in 1910, more than half of the US was above 70F. March 26 temperatures have been declining in the US since the 19th century, with 1910 … Continue reading →

Fifty years ago, the New York Times predicted an ice-free Arctic and a new ice age – three days apart. Expert Says Arctic Ocean Will Soon Be an Open Sea – Catastrophic Shifts in Climate Feared Science – Worrying About … Continue reading →

When I point out fraud and collusion in climate science, a standard response from climate alarmists is : That is just nutty conspiracy theory to believe that all the world’s scientists are lying about climate I don’t know where they … Continue reading →

National Geographic says Greenland glaciers are growing, and simultaneously melting at the fastest rate in 350 years.  A Greenland glacier is growing. That’s not good news Not only are the glaciers growing, but they are also shrinking at a record … Continue reading →