Now you're trying to put words in my mouth.
Wikipedia is not unreliable because it disagrees with me but because anyone can edit it and contentious issues are often fought out on it's pages.
You know this as well as I do I'm sure.
I do remember the "new Ice Age" stories and I'm glad you brought it up because it highlights the really important difference.
Science stories pop up and down all the time people make dodgy claims, the press get hold of them and run a load of stories and then the wider scientific community investigate and it can't be verified
Chap in Germany faked a load of results some years back
Korean Genetic experiment
Cold fusion all that sort of stuff
The "new ice age stuff" sprang out of a book "The cooling"
http://www.wmconnolley.org.uk/sci/iceage/ponte .html
There some speculation based on Milankovitch cycles etc but is wasn't based on real data and crucially there was no scientific backing on anything like the sort of scale we see today.
By the way - you are aware that that NASA research that you posted the link for was dated 1997 weren't you?