Initial language is close to final, kicking off a complex debate around whether producers should help pay recycling and disposal costs. The proposed model would be similar to Quebec, Canada's system.
There are dozens of climate models, and for decades they’ve agreed on what it would take to heat the planet by about 3Celsius. It’s an outcome that would be disastrous—flooded cities, agricultural failures, deadly heat—but there’s been a grim steadiness in the consensus among these complicated climate simulations.
Then last year, unnoticed in plain view, some of the models started running very hot. The scientists who hone these systems used the same assumptions about greenhouse-gas emissions as before and came back with far worse outcomes. Some produced projections in excess of 5C, a nightmare scenario.
I am pretty sure it was the slogan of Bernie Sanders or maybe Ron Paul "It's Happening [now]!" Or something like that. The future is now as they say.
In 2013, Bill Gates admitted ctrl alt del was a mistake and blamed IBM. Here’s the story of how the key combination became famous in the first place.
Fortunately Linux doesn't use anything as silly as control-alt-delete, although it does use control-alt-f1, etc. to change between virtual terminal command lines.