Alan Neale

Climate realist

[Alan Neale @missingmass1]

@jemmm85517813 you muist use a lot, domestic or business as mine went up by around £15 as we use 2400 KWh a year

[Alan Neale @missingmass1]

@NormanLeedsFRSA @Helen_Whately Yes because austerity bizarrely paid down on the deficit but put up the debt which ultimately due to Covid required extreme levels of borrowing which then put up both the deficit and debt leaving us essentially requiring higher taxes

[Alan Neale @missingmass1]

@toadmeister Far from it, eliminating RCP 8.5 is a step on the right direction but we need to eliminate the other RCPs too as they arnt good ones either

[Alan Neale @missingmass1]

@jemmm85517813 Cutting spending won’t stop the debt and anyway according to the government the debt will be around 3.5tn by 2030 which is a lot of interest. However borrowing will half by then

[Alan Neale @missingmass1]

@johnredwood I thought they were moving water west to east through the water and canal system, building 5 new reservoirs, smart meters and desalination

[Alan Neale @missingmass1]

@fookat @BarnardJudith @OnButterflies @UpperThamesBC The WW is very odd indeed.

[Alan Neale @missingmass1]

@jemmm85517813 It all depends on which countries people you are asking. Lots of countries can’t adapt easily due to money and other countries arnt impacted as much as others will be.

[Alan Neale @missingmass1]

@fookat @BarnardJudith @BedsNthantsBC @UpperThamesBC I’m thinking there’s so much blackthorn there it’s gotta be really hot and sunny 🌞

[Alan Neale @missingmass1]

@Helen_Whately @Telegraph Austerity - paid down the deficit but increased the debt leaving us e posed when covid hit. 10 years of little opportunity whilst you cut everything

[Alan Neale @missingmass1]

@toadmeister Whose Chris Morrison exactly

[Alan Neale @missingmass1]

@metoffice I can hear thunder over salcey forest , Northants

[Alan Neale @missingmass1]

@johnredwood cobid put 800,000 on benefits and you can continue to borrow it from the bond markets and use some additional taxation to look responsible. Oh yeah thats what has been done

[Alan Neale @missingmass1]

@johnredwood Higher debt from borrowing on the bond market lavishly during covid and even Osbournes austerity added to the debt but reduced the deficit which makes no logical sense post covid. Borrowing continues due to the population being ill, over weight and obese, diabetic etc

[Alan Neale @missingmass1]

@RebelHQ Frosts are often common in May, ask the wine industry. Are heatwaves common, Pribdbly not but becoming more so

[Alan Neale @missingmass1]

@cohler He’s clueless

[Alan Neale @missingmass1]

@Helen_Whately constuction needs 260,00 new workers to buils the houses needed. it empoloys 2 million but they aging and needs replacement. Get the apprentership program back on track and offering funding.

[Alan Neale @missingmass1]

@Helen_Whately Construction industry is short by a lot

[Alan Neale @missingmass1]

@Helen_Whately @CapX What reforms are you asking for. The injured from Covid ? Single mums on benefits etc - what exactly and how much can you save. Housing benefit costs £40 billion but as councils don’t have much housing to offer they just transfer money to the private sector etc

[Alan Neale @missingmass1]

@ClimateRealists He knows sod all

[Alan Neale @missingmass1]

@Helen_Whately The issue is the birth rate has been falling since the 1970s and governments only offer incentives to try and encourage having more kids. Governments have yet to come to grips with the situation by offering women full money to have children for years. They just go immigration