Recently, my buddy Jim and I were exchanging emails regarding a series of articles that dealt with climate change and the like, particularly coastal waters creeping up and covering low-lying areas that might include Washington DC, among others. A particular article Jim found pointed out, as reported by the Huffington Post, that when an ice sheet melts, its gravitational pull on the ocean is reduced; hence water moves away from it. This means, for instance, that sea levels could fall near Antarctica, but simultaneously rise more than expected at various places in the northern hemisphere. Considering strange geomagnetic affects occurring around the globe as Earth changes continue to occur, what other ways might this be affecting us?
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