Sigh. The article doesn't say anything about how this compares to the "meltiest" day of years past nor does it provide any usable numbers which would allow the

Sigh. The article doesn't say anything about how this compares to the "meltiest" day of years past nor does it provide any usable numbers which would allow the reader to put those 11B tons into any kind of meaningful context. "Roughly 197 billion tons of ice from Greenland melted into the Atlantic Ocean in July, Ruth Mottram, a climate scientist with the Danish Meteorological Institute, told CBS News Friday. That's about 36 percent more than scientists expect in an average year." Ok, ok, we get it. It's melting more than average. Now please provide some actual year-over-year numbers and include a projection for this year so can do an apples-to-apples comparison and start our manmade-vs-natural-cycle discussion.