Kitten, the glaciers I have walked on and by for the last 45 years are not subject to interpretation or statistics. The photos from the satelites that clearly show the retreat of the glaciers on all continents are not statistics. The "Drunken Forests" of Alaska are not statistics.
There is a warming occuring, and as with all things natural, there is a reason why it is warming.
Ignoring some facts to focus on only those which support your claim ... yes they are being interpreted.
OK, Kitten, I know of four glaciers that are growing. One on St. Helens, and three on Shasta. Otherwise, all that I know of are retreating. And that is from satellite photos on all the continents.
Retreating Glaciers: Nature's Warning by VK Joshi
Kulkarni and his co-researchers selected Baspa, Parbati and Chenab basins as their area of study. They state to have monitored 466 glaciers in these basins from 1962 onwards with the help of remote sensing data. In addition they undertook expeditions to Chota Shigri, Patsio and Samundar Tapu glaciers in Chenab basin; Parbati glacier in Parbati basin and Shaune Garang glacier in Baspa basin.
Based on their data they have claimed that the glaciers studied have shown a reduction in area from 2077 sq. km. in 1962 to 1628 sq. km. at present. In other words it means an overall deglaciation of 21%. Kulkarni claims that due to heavy melting many glaciers have been defragmented, thereby the number of glaciers have increased, though the total quantity of ice carried by them has reduced. Glaciers with less than one sq. km. area have shown a retreat of more than 38% says Kulkarni.
Now I can post this kind of real research from all the inhabited continents. What can you post to support your position?