Martin Cummins  

@Martin_cummins

London-Irish | Queer | Tree-hugger. Studied Plant Diversity MSc and Environmental Mgmt BSc . Now work for the Climate Change Group

London, England
Joined March 2009
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    2 Jun 2018

    The UK's most beautiful native fern in my humble opinion. Asplenium scolopendrium, growing wild out of a crack in a wall in Bedminster, Bristol. @kew

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  2. Retweeted
    Jan 16

    If your economy requires people to produce and consume things they don't need or even want, and to do more of it each year than the year before, just in order to keep the whole edifice from collapsing, then you need a different economy.

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  3. Retweeted
    30 Dec 2021

    Our paper on how the first copper miners may have brought the strawberry tree Arbutus unedo to Ross island, L Leane, Co. Kerry over 4,000 years ago is out! In journal here: With, predictably, my seasonal card! One of 15 new trees found recently

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    20 Nov 2021

    they’re like “oooh we’re going to getcha! heehee we are just kidding! ^—^”

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    19 Nov 2021

    Gm! The best camera is the one in your hand. I forgot my camera on this day, but luckily I had my phone on me! Fog rays through Fiordland bush.

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    19 Nov 2021

    The story of the unusual friendship between a female grey wolf and a male brown bear. They were spotted every night for 10 days straight, spending several hours together between 8pm to 4am. They would even share food together [read more: ]

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    13 Nov 2021

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    11 Nov 2021

    Absolutely abhorrent that one of your journals, the Journal of Environmental Management should see fit to publish this. This article has the potential to endanger the lives of gay men and it’s urgent that it is retracted immediately 1/

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    1 Nov 2021

    Fantastical Foliage! An amazing discovery from 2017 fulgurata, discovered in Thailand. 'fulgurata' meaning Lightening strike!

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  10. Retweeted
    18 Oct 2021

    Once again "sex work is work" doesn't mean that it's inherently good but it acknowledges that all work is exploitative, which means that sex workers need access to the same rights as all workers to be able to organise themselves and improve their working conditions

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    16 Oct 2021

    Siberian tusk charmer 📷 Evgenia Arbugáeva

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    13 Oct 2021

    In the village of Nashtifan, Iran, some of the oldest windmills in the world, with what may be the earliest windmill design in the world, still spin. Made of natural clay, straw, and wood, they have been milling grain for flour for an estimated 1,000 years

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    10 Oct 2021

    Oman just had 5 years worth of rain come down in a single day. The is here. Time to stop the delays, raise our ambition and .

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    11 Oct 2021

    If your so-called gender critical beliefs empowers men to question women about their genitals on the internet, I'm not sure you get to claim the moral high ground about 'protecting women' anymore.

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    6 Oct 2021

    Brazil’s highest court has upheld a ban on missionaries entering reserves that are home to isolated and recently contacted Indigenous people during the pandemic, reports:

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    7 Oct 2021

    Xylaria polymorpha is a saprobic fungus whose aspect determined the other way it's called: dead man's fingers [read more: ]

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    23 Sep 2021

    Red-and-green Macaw (Ara chloropterus)🐦🦜🕊️🎵❤️

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    31 Aug 2021

    how are secretary birds this sexy

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    21 Aug 2021

    Puglia is a region where ancient olive trees often sport bizarre, fantastical shapes, often twisting and turning about themselves. L’Ulivo Pensieroso (the Thinking Olive Tree) is a (possibly 500 year old) plant with a very peculiar human appearance

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