I love the cognitive dissonance on display here when presented with the magma factor.

"OMG...magma!"

That's right, we're sitting on the equivalent of an egg - an egg heating up from the inside like an egg in the microwave.

What's the difference between a dead world and a living one?
The core is active.

What makes a volcano erupt? Or an earthquake? Movement in the hot molten core.
And what triggers that movement? What causes the heat in the first place?

The sun. The sun does everything. The solar field interacts with the planets and if they have an iron core, it gives it a charge - produces resistance and heat.

Our sun is constantly interacting with our planet's core. It's temperature is going to heat up and cool down based on the variance in the strength of the field.

So our earth will heat up and cool down from within as well as from the surface. Our "climate" changes as a result of all these solar influences.

It's really not tough science. It's not mind-blowing. Many tend to simply overlook the obvious.

And to clarify again:

1)There is climate change.
2)The magnetosphere is migrating - and temps with it.

So for example if the field shifts 10 degrees N, one can predict that the temps recorded from 10 degree S will be the new norm.

North America will find itself with temps found in central America.
The arctic will get warmer.
Russia and Europe will get colder.

Everything will migrate.

Tracking the magnetic north as it migrates and measuring the Earth's EM field gauss and the intensity of solar influx becomes key to predicting weather.

Then we have the pole reversal that appears to be coming. As this phenomenon is underway, we have no precedent to predict what happens to our magnetosphere during the flip.

Does its intensity stay intact and rapidly rotate around the earth?
Does the field weaken and let the earth get partially cooked?
Does it disappear entirely for awhile and end most life on Earth?

If there is a real "catastrophic climate change" to fear - that's it. That's the real deal. I tend to think the field will stay intact, but weaken significantly and temps all over the earth will rise dramatically where it weakens. People will have to migrate or live underground.

If the doom & gloom folks want to be productive, they should push to prepare for such an emf catastrophe and encourage building underground farms, cities and such.

Elon Musk wants to build an underground highway network for his electric cars. This may be prophetic - and a good start for future survival.

As for my politics, I've said this before - I grew up a radical left-winger. That's what gives me my sense of humor. I can laugh at myself when I used to believe in a one-world government and universal peace. ;)