in 2010:
17 countries have hit all time high temperatures 
Pakistan recorded 129F, thats 54C- hottest ever recorded for the entire Asian continent 
before 2010 Moscow had never recorded 100F, this summer it's rarely been below that :-?
What we've just had worldwide is the hottest six months ever recorded, including the hottest June and 2nd hottest July
this gives you warmer air, which holds more water vapour than cold, so deluge increases. Hence, Pakistan has seen the worst flooding in its history. Because heat cuts grain yields, Russia has stopped exporting grain, spiking prices.in Greenland – the ice melts.
As the USA prepares itself for yet another devasting hurricane, we're lucky - this is all a small taste of what's to come, think of it like a warning, a glimpse into the future of what a few degrees increase in the earths temp does to the planet.
Yep - it's a major major problem, maybe it's too big for us humans to grasp so we take the head in the sand approach and hope it's all a big lie and if we close our eyes and block our ears it'll go away........it's worth a shot

We're not going to do a damn thing until London, Paris and New York are underwater - while its just a few million Asians getting washed away along with their towns and bridges we'll continue to look the other way and deny anythings changing 
The Russian heatwave was NOT caused by climate change, but by rare, though not unprecedented atmospheric blocking.
Source: NOAA
http://www.esrl.noaa.gov/psd/csi/moscow2010/This interrupton of the usual jet stream pattern will also have affected Pakistan
"In Greenland, the ice melts." Huh? :-?
Ice always melts during the summer (!) and, at times, the North West passage becomes open to sea traffic (1906, 1940, 1941, 1942, 1944, 1957, 1969, 1977, 1984, 1988, and 2000, to name but a few). Global sea ice is pretty much exactly as it was 30 years ago. Scientists like Morner and gray have demonstrated that sea levels are not rising to any degree which could cause concern...making your "London, Paris and New York under water" remarks a bit daft, to be honest.
You talk about "another devastating hurricane" in the US. Hurricane activity has been in decline for some time now and, in any event, there is no scientific evidence whatsoever of a link between CO2 and hurricane formation. Hurricanes from over water and gain their energy from Oceanic temperature gradients. CO2 has no demontsrable affect on ocean temperature.
You talk about the record heat in Russia and Asia, but what about the record cold temperatures posted in South America, Australia and California? You should also not that surface temperature records are highly suspect. With increased urbanisation, it would be surprising if temperatures at many stations had NOT increased over the last 30 years. It is clear to most that the daytime absorption and nighttime release of IR radiation associated with modern building materials radically affects temperature. That's why central London is always hotter than the suburbs.
On balance, the chances are that we are heading into a cold period, so we will need all the energy and technology we can get to stave off the adverse affects of a colder climate...which are, to humanity, far more dangerous than a benignly warmer climate.