The past couple of weeks have brought more studies claiming we must quit CO2 cold turkey today or the planet is pretty much doomed. One such dire warming comes from a climate model study out of the Carnegie Institution’s Department of Global Ecology that states that we must totally quit releasing CO2 now to stop increased warming within 500 years. But are these climate models simply trying to prove the "Butterfly Effect"?

Ragnar previously wrote about the fact that we're already doomed and that its time to by purchase guns and future coastal property in Kansas (see "We're All Doomed, Conservation is Futile. It's time to lock and load!") but the gloom and doom computer model studies continue. ScienceDaily is reporting yet another study that states we must reduce our CO2 releases to ZERO now to stop global warming and save the planet from doom. In "Stabilizing Climate Requires Near-zero Carbon Emissions" climate scientists Ken Caldeira and Damon Matthews of the Carnegie Institution’s Department of Global Ecology are publishing a climate model study in the Geophysical Research Letters states that even if we completely stop CO2 releases now the climate will continue to warm for the next 500 years. Of course no one associated with this study will be around in 500 years to be proven wrong and in the mean time they'll claim any fluctuation in temperatures were also predicted in their model. The deck is stacked in their favor in any argument since they've made it nearly impossible to prove them wrong unless you unless you want to hang around 500 years.