The whole concept of 350.org (never a member, myself) is that the (CO2) blanket is too warm as it is - a thinner blanket is what the doctor calls for. So, even when (I'm hopeful) we get to Net Zero emissions, required efforts remain to save future generations (and existing species).
Analogy: the steam engine we're being pulled by is headed for a junction where straight ahead leads to a collapsed bridge (FOX news reports no problems) and the curved rail option is sharp and must be approached slowly to prevent a serious derailment (naysayers say the posted speed limit is unnecessarily slow, by an order of magnitude). Right now the fireman and a brakeman are shoveling coal. Not only must the brakeman do what he's supposed to do, the fireman needs to cool the flames. All we've done so far is to get the second brakeman to put down his shovel. The engineer (conductor), meanwhile, is fussing with payroll and job descriptions [inflation? employment statistics?], and is reviewing résumés.