[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Well...DAMN ....down in the body of the article we have this sub - headline:

Pole reversal may also be initiating new Ice Age

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Whoa....is the AGW now slipping into a way to excuse their prediction of Global Warming....

Things are getting desperate...

OH MY!!!!!

Is there any science that tracks all of this???

[FourPeas]

Science? We don’t need no stinking science.

[ScoopAmma]

For the past two years Bastardi has been predicting a mini ice-age. According to him this is the beginning of it.

[Danae]

Question is, how are they gonna blame mankind for the magnetic shift? What, we all have to move to Africa or shift the weight of our bodies on the planet to the left? “all together now, everyone step left, 1, 2, 3...”

If the poles shift, there isn’t jack we can do about it. Kinda like the equilibrium of the Earths greenhouse effect.

[rlmorel]

"...Pole reversal may also be initiating new Ice Age..."

A new Ice Age? Hmph. I don't think so...

[Elsiejay]

And I’ve been believing that it is the geographic poles (I.e., the positions of the two ends of the axis of rotation) that were a determining factor in the locus of the polar cold regions, not the magnetic pole. So much stuff one has to unlearn??!!

[aruanan]

Is there any science that tracks all of this???

Yes, the Nongovernmental International Panel on Climate Change.

Check this out, Earth's Magnetic Field and Low-Latitude Precipitation. It's about the difference galactic cosmic ray flux makes in amounts of cloud cover and, by that, changes in albedo and amounts of insolation and resultant heating or cooling of the earth's surface and the degree to which the strength of the earth's magnetic field repels the GCR. As you may know, the strength of the field has decreased about 10% since it was first measured back in 1845 by Gauss. A decreasing (and shifting) earth magnetic field in conjunction with the effects that solar activity has on GCR can make for variability in cloud formation and changes in weather and climate.

[Joya]

You said

Is there any science that tracks all this?

My question too.

Stan Deyo has a site that has a section for future maps after all the “earth changes”, but that’s projections / predictions of where mankind will be AFTERwards.