Author Archives: Tony Heller

US gasoline prices Gas Station Price Charts – Local & National Historical Average Trends – GasBuddy.com Michael Mann’s Hockey Stick Climate Change 2001: The Scientific Basis

I just released a new video which delves into a detailed analysis of the water situation in the west. This is a must watch for anyone who wants to understand the most serious imminent threat to the US economy.

The 1924 Winter Olympics were nearly cancelled due to a lack of cold, snow and ice – but “The Conversation” wants people to believe the exact opposite. Climate change threatens the Winter Olympics’ future – and even snowmaking has limits … Continue reading →

Climate academics spend a lot of time stringing words together to make it sound like they are doing science. I have freed them from that burden with my new abstract generator, which instantly creates junk climate science abstracts on a … Continue reading →

Climate academics spend a lot of time stringing words together to make it sound like they are doing science. I have freed them from that burden with my new abstract generator, which instantly creates junk climate science abstracts on a … Continue reading →

Mamdani is promoting the collective to replace individualism. Tony Heller on X: ““Why do you resist? We only wish to improve quality of life for all species.” https://t.co/qatj7snms5” / X

Climate scientists are writing a model to blame weather events on corporations. The secret weapon that could finally force climate action | New Scientist This motivated me to write my own weather attribution model, which blames weather events on specific … Continue reading →

Fact checking NASA climate predictions from 1986 using app.visitech.ai

Traditional AI like Grok relies on propaganda it finds on the Internet. At Visitech we use actual data. app.visitech.ai

The New York Times has a website claiming to show an increase in 90 degree days in US cities. In this short video I fact check their claims using app.visitech.ai How Much Hotter Is Your Hometown Than When You Were … Continue reading →