No, Fade's right, it's horrendously overused.
Anyway, there's no such thing as global warming. Sea levels aren't rising, temperatures aren't likely to fluctuate more than .8 of a degree in the next hundred years. Maybe they will, maybe they won't. We don't know because we don't know enough about global climate and the weather.
If you examine the temperatures over the last 180 odd years in places that kept data (Carbon emissions dramatically rose from the 1850's or there abouts) you'll find that some places (Large cities such as New York and London) are the maine places where the temperature is rising. But this is more attributed to urbanisation than carbon levels. Many places are infact, getting cooler - for example the antarctic where the ecological system has been damaged over the last decade because temperatures are becoming too cold for the current flora and fauna. And since 90% of the worlds ice is in the Antarctic, we haven't got too much to worry about. Or Greenland, where the ice is infact expanding, rather than melting like in other areas.
On the subject of 'rising sea levels', if you also happen to examine data on sea levels, you'll find that although some ocean levels are rising, others are falling. Oceans, like the rest of the world are in a constant period of fluctuation.
If you want I'll even provide scientific reports to corroborate everything I've just said.