Call Off the Quest

@inproceedings{Allen2007CallOT,
  title={Call Off the Quest},
  author={Myles Allen and David J. Frame},
  year={2007}
}
Knowledge of the long-term response of Earth's climate to a doubling of atmospheric carbon doixide may be less useful for policy-makers than commonly assumed. 
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