Global average temperature projected to remain constant after reaching zero CO2 emissions, according to 4C report

The 4C project has recently issued a report claiming that the increase in CO₂-induced global warming will only stop when humans stop adding CO₂ to the atmosphere. The report discusses the latest science on zero CO₂ emissions, and touches on the importance of zero vs. net-zero emissions for policy making. The carbon budget is a powerful concept developed in the last decade to assess how much additional carbon dioxide (CO₂) humans can emit before a temperature target will be reached with a given probability. It provides critical knowledge to policymakers in order to prepare appropriate mitigation plans. Better understanding the relationship between the temperature increase and cumulative CO₂ emissions is crucial in determining how the global mean temperature will change after emissions reach zero.

Here you can find the full report published by the 4C project