The problem with articles like this one is that they imply we can change our ways today, right the ship, return to normal temperatures and avert the oncoming changes before 2100. The truth is it's already far too late for that to happen. Even if the entire planet went net zero today it would take two to three hundred years before we would return to pre-industrial greenhouse gas levels. A reduction in global temperatures could follow that. How soon will the planet be net zero?
The best thing we could do is to prepare for the inevitable. We can migrate from coastal areas and adapt to higher temperatures. It's quite apparent that ancient civilizations did that over and over. I'm afraid we'll use all the investment that requires on a fruitless attempt to convert to a low carbon but high cost energy scheme. It won't matter much to me. I've only got 20 or 30 years left.