Ken Newton
@redbilledchough.bsky.social
Nature conservation and rewilding supporter who likes cycling and dogs. Green Party supporter who wants to stop climate breakdown, pollution and species loss and build a fairer, greener society. Born at 310 ppm.
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This is a v depressing read.
Yes, there’s still time.
Yes, if people’s lives start to get better, then they may turn their back on Reform’s clowncar of extremism…
BUT, the very things these voters think they want… closed borders, Brexit deregulation, low tax, leaving the ECHR… are all ruinous ideas.
Yes, there’s still time.
Yes, if people’s lives start to get better, then they may turn their back on Reform’s clowncar of extremism…
BUT, the very things these voters think they want… closed borders, Brexit deregulation, low tax, leaving the ECHR… are all ruinous ideas.
November 13, 2025 at 1:40 PM
This is a v depressing read.
Yes, there’s still time.
Yes, if people’s lives start to get better, then they may turn their back on Reform’s clowncar of extremism…
BUT, the very things these voters think they want… closed borders, Brexit deregulation, low tax, leaving the ECHR… are all ruinous ideas.
Yes, there’s still time.
Yes, if people’s lives start to get better, then they may turn their back on Reform’s clowncar of extremism…
BUT, the very things these voters think they want… closed borders, Brexit deregulation, low tax, leaving the ECHR… are all ruinous ideas.
I wouldn’t watch it anyway as I don’t much like the programme, but the extracts I have seen involving casual harming of large numbers of animals are really horrible. There are lots of other challenges they could use instead with hurting or killing anything.
November 13, 2025 at 10:41 AM
I wouldn’t watch it anyway as I don’t much like the programme, but the extracts I have seen involving casual harming of large numbers of animals are really horrible. There are lots of other challenges they could use instead with hurting or killing anything.
Reposted by Ken Newton
This is even better: household electricity bills are lowest in the net zero scenario, basically everywhere.
Of course they are: buying fossil fuels and burning them is obscenely expensive and unreliable and requires constant, expensive support
Of course they are: buying fossil fuels and burning them is obscenely expensive and unreliable and requires constant, expensive support
November 12, 2025 at 11:49 AM
This is even better: household electricity bills are lowest in the net zero scenario, basically everywhere.
Of course they are: buying fossil fuels and burning them is obscenely expensive and unreliable and requires constant, expensive support
Of course they are: buying fossil fuels and burning them is obscenely expensive and unreliable and requires constant, expensive support