Greenland glacier called Jakobshavn, the largest in the north Atlantic, is growing in size after decreasing for several years. It's almost like there's a cycle...
It takes more than a few data-points to declare a trend reversed, especially one this big. In the paper I believe you're referring to they even conclude:
> Despite the slowdown and thickening we report here, glacier flow still exceeds the velocities of the early 1990s, when the mass balance of the glacier was nearly in equilibrium, and continues to contribute to Greenland’s net ice mass loss. [1]
Why so damn hostile to an otherwise decent observation