Well, no, it isn't:
⚠️ Greenland's ice melting alters air circulation leading to extreme weather like July 2019's heatwaves.
2029 heatwaves will be far worse and likely contribute to global crop failures.euronews.com/2019/08/01/gre…
In the last two decades, melting rates of the ice are 33% higher than 20th century averages.
Melting is increasing *and* accelerating.
Who sees this will affect humanity by 2029?e360.yale.edu/features/in-gr…
Extreme weather is behind some of the most dramatic effects of climate change. It's what sets the stage for catastrophic events like floods, droughts or wildfires.cbc.ca/news/technolog…
sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/…
Won't be long now, I reckon.
('On current trends, Greenland ice melting will cause 100 million people to be flooded each year by the end of the century..')