There is no chance that there is any connection between the release of fossil carbon into the atmosphere, no chance, for instance that severe weather is increased because of global warming. Don't give it a second thought. The following video proves that you have nothing to worry about:
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Great video, kool to see it all put together like that.
Linky foo.
The comments on the original WaPo op-ed are evidence that we will see this in our lifetime: http://bit.ly/av2Csr