Author Archives: Tony Heller

On January 15, 2019 Dr. Tracy Twine told the Minnesota House of Representatives “We don’t expect to see temperatures below ten degrees in Duluth any more.” Since she gave her testimony three weeks ago, Duluth has averaged four below zero. … Continue reading →

She is beautiful, has a local boyfriend, has no gender identity issues, keeps herself well groomed, is not vegan, and suffers no neuroses about atmospheric composition.  One of  a kind in Boulder! This is her boyfriend. Him on the left, … Continue reading →

Today’s maximum temperature of 11 degrees was 35 degrees below normal, third coldest February 7th on record, and coldest since 1933 in Boulder. And Democrats unveiled their New Green Deal today, promising to cut off our essential fuel supply.  Toto … Continue reading →

A balmy seven degrees, headed down below zero tonight. The fifth snowstorm since I returned three weeks ago. Her is a picture I took in Arizona right before Christmas.

Antarctic collapse apocalypse called off. Dr Tamsin Edwards on Twitter: “Our new @nature study” Forty years ago, during the global cooling scare, it had “nothing to do with a warmer climate.” January 9, 1977 – Flood threat from polar ice … Continue reading →

At the State of The Union address, Arizona’s new senator Kyrsten Sinema was applauding the success of the last two years. Next to her was Jacky Rosen, Nevada’s new Senator – who stood up and warned Sinema – “watch your … Continue reading →

Besides all the other BS in this tweet, the rocket scientists at NASA believe that melting sea ice raises sea level.  They should be sent back to elementary school to learn some basic physics. NASA on Twitter: “The last 5 … Continue reading →

-11F here in Boulder , -44F in Montana.  CO2 seems to be having difficulty trapping heat.  Good thing we have fossil fuels to keep warm.

So much of left-wing thought is a kind of playing with fire, by people who don’t even know that fire is hot . – George Orwell Just back from walking the dogs in -11F (-25C) weather.  Boulder government wants to … Continue reading →