We have stated that Greenland will take decades to fully melt.
But will have a temperate climate. Certainly, it is not over
populated at present, so eventually much migration via ships
will occur to Greenland from Europe, which will have a shrinking
land mass during the rising seas after the pole shift. Survivors
will be looking for a less crowded environment, much like the
Americas when they were being settled by immigrants from Europe.
Iceland will spread apart, during the Atlantic rip, so those
riding out the pole shift there should avoid the rift zone where
sudden sinkholes or crevasse may appear. The pole shift tides
will affect both these island nations as per our guidelines,
rising up 500-600 feet along the coastlines and being 200 feet
at spots 100 miles inland. For rugged coastlines, with many
ravines, as always tidal bore should be taken into
consideration. ZetaTalk December 18, 2007