Author Archives: Tony Heller

“Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I’m not sure about the former.” Albert Einstein On September 26, 1988 climate experts said all 1,196 Maldives Islands would drown in 30 years. That is only four weeks … Continue reading →

On June 25th, 1981 I was working as a wilderness ranger near the top of 10,600 ft. Sandia Peak outside Albuquerque. There were thunderheads building, and we saw a couple of hang glider pilots preparing to take off.  A couple … Continue reading →

Another climate genius at work.   Climate State on Twitter: “Also your graph is not reliable, here a peer reviewed one  Here is the “peer reviewed” graph which Climate Deep State likes. Phanerozoic Carbon Dioxide – Carbon dioxide in Earth’s atmosphere … Continue reading →

James Hansen gave thousands of interviews pushing his climate nonsense while at NASA. while simultaneously complaining that he was being censored. James Hansen and Mark Bowen on Censored Science : NPR Top Nasa climate scientist ‘censored’ | Science | The … Continue reading →

In 1934, fascism was rising around the world.  It was the hottest year on record in the US, and the worst drought on record in the US. psi-193407.gif (690×488) The LA Times said the global climate was berserk and was … Continue reading →

Prior to 1965, September was a hot month in the US.  But in the mid-1960’s, September temperatures plummeted, as did the frequency of hot days  On September 10, 1931, it was 108 degrees in Minnesota and 101 degrees in New … Continue reading →

Two of these men have outstanding scientific credentials.  One has none.

Normally the USSR (United States Socialist Republics) news agencies describe John McCain as a fringe hateful racist. Barack Obama – Editorial Board – Endorsement – The New York Times Except when they see an opportunity to use him against President … Continue reading →

The weather station at Indiana University has been keeping very good temperature records since the late 19th century. Hot weather occurs there much less frequently than it did prior to 60 years ago. The hottest days are much cooler than … Continue reading →