JimBowie1958
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Well, had you bothered to read the article, you would see that it clearly was refering to the rotational pole, and not the magnetic pole. You assumed that, and you look like an ass for so doing.
You are right; my bad. Somewhere in the thread the subject made a subtle shift to the drift of the magnetic poles instead of the axial pole, but even that is absurd.
For Christs Sake, the mass of the Greenland ice sheet is a teeny tiny fraction of the total mass of the planet and there is already a wobble to the Earths spin anyway.
Besides, the two posts I linked to that spoke of the correlation of the magnetic poles migration and Climate Change temperatures makes the point beyond any doubt that rising temperatures are not the result of CO2.