Will Anthropogenic Global Warming Change to Anthropogenic Global Chilling?

Or, perhaps an all inclusive anthropogenic global chaos--better to be safe than sorry.    But the important question is, Will "we the people", still be held responsible/accountable?  And therefore, of course, subject to the imposition of extra taxing, tracking--consumption, population, "footprint"--and toiling.  Keep in mind, anthropogenic is the key word, here.

A garden thermometer reads the daytime temperature of -3 C. (Photo by Matt Cardy/Getty Images)

Chicago snow. Pic: Andrew Seaman (Flickr CC)

Sunlight streams through the windows of a building which caught on fire in Plattsmouth,
Neb., Friday, Jan. 3, 2014, and the water sprayed on it by fire fighters froze

Friday, Jan. 3, 2014. John Hart/Wisconsin State Journal/AP

The cold blast that hit much of the East coast- including New York City's
Bryant Park- has left a trail of ice and snow in its wake

The former Odd Fellows Building in downtown North Attleboro, Massachusetts.
It was destroyed by an early morning fire before the deep freeze set in

One of the four fire trucks responding to the North Attleboro fire that became encased
in frozen ice during the rescue

And for those who might say, "This is just a blip on the global warming radar", or "This frigid weather is another example of the kind of violent and abrupt climate change that results from global warming"... not so fast.  As this trend will more than likely continue.

Since the NOAA, back in 2011, projected higher temperatures and reduced sea ice, northern Arctic ice has increased by 29% from 2012 to 2013, despite some 2007 reports claiming the Arctic would be ice-free by the summer of 2013. Even the latest data shows Antarctic sea ice is more than two standard deviations above normal.

To be sure, the powers that be will  not give up so easily, as there is too much money and too much power at stake.