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Is this a good thing? Or is it because ice is migrating from the land?
This is salt-water sea ice. It has nothing to do with freshwater glacial ice.
If you consider the growth after 1990 the inclination of the straight line would rotate, at least, some +20 deg.
This means, it’s accelerating.