Author Archives: Tony Heller

ATTENBOROUGH : ‘Climate Change Stops Plants Growing’ | Principia Scientific International Last night I was photographing some of God’s large miracles, like Saturn and Jupiter.  Today I am looking at some equally impressive little miracles.

NOAA says December was really hot in the Arctic and it was your fault. https://www.eenews.net/climatewire/2018/05/08/stories/1060081047 Given that there isn’t any sunlight in the Arctic in December, it is pretty incredible that people calling themselves scientists would attribute the relatively mild … Continue reading →

CNN is attacking President Trump’s nominee to lead the United Nations Migration agency for “casting doubt on climate science” – because he retweeted me.   Trump’s pick for top UN migration job gave misleading answers on tweets critical of climate … Continue reading →

Yet another amazing NSIDC fail. They posted bogus maps of multi-year sea ice this week, prompting Eric Holthaus to be shocked. Eric Holthaus on Twitter: This is exactly the same claim David Barber made nine years ago. Multiyear Arctic ice … Continue reading →

The Norwegian Glacier Museum claims an incredible climate sensitivity of 8°C per 100 PPM CO2, or 1°C per 10 PPM CO2. Through burning of coal and petroleum products mankind has increased the amount of carbon dioxide as much as the … Continue reading →

Climate scientists used to understand that the sun controlled Earth’s climate – until Michael Mann and James Hansen destroyed the temperature record about 20 years ago. Total solar irradiance (TSI) has increased since the Little Ice Age. climate4you Sun The … Continue reading →

Climate scientists have been telling us for decades that skiing is doomed due to global warming. The organization “Save Our Snow” is dedicated to shutting down fossil fuels in order to save the ski industry. It isn’t clear how people … Continue reading →

A giant coronal mass ejection occurred during August 1859. When the solar wind arrived at Earth, it brought auroras as far south as Panama, and disrupted all electronic communications. Strong currents ran through electrical wires which had no batteries attached. … Continue reading →