Greenland is on track to lose more ice this century than at any other time in the last 12 thousand year holocene. The rate of ice melt in greenland has varied widely over the decades, which you point out. If we can stop to understand what caurse the earlier melting, then we can say with confidence that it's not operating today. But that's not true.

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