Mark Atkinson

Work with routine health data in south Wales. Dabble in natural history, plant ecology, climate and many other things

[Marcus Chown @marcuschown]

Britain is not a country of racist bigots.

Time for the decent majority to "take back control".

Retweet if you agree.

#July4

[DATAMIND - HDR UK Hub for Mental Health Research @DatamindUK]

AND WE'RE OFF! 🚀 Senior Lecturer Marcos Del Pozo Banos kicking off our #MachineLearning in #MentalHealthResearch WORKSHOP in partnership with @MQmentalhealth.

[Mary Gagen @maryhgagen]

Heritage trees are part of our collective soul. But if the #sycamoregaptree loss bothers us, the loss of 60 street trees a day in the UK, that we’ve allowed 90,000 ha of ancient woodland to become plantation, & only 7% of our woods are in good condition should bother us too💚🌳

[A C Grayling #FBPE #Reform #Rejoin #FBPR @acgrayling]

In light of subsequent events, this is very funny.

[Mark Atkinson @MarkAtkinson12]

@tomkimmerer @eayers0 I met Prof Corner back in the 80s in the tea room at the Botany School in Cambridge. He wrote another book I would like to read about maintaining the Singapore Botanic Garden during the Japanese occupation.

[NHS Million @NHSMillion]

If everyone who has been grateful for the NHS over the past 75 years followed and retweeted we’d reach a million by midnight.

Please take just two seconds to show you care.

[Mark Atkinson @MarkAtkinson12]

Millions of bees are dying, but the EU is considering a law that could rebuild their habitat, #restorenature, and set an example for the rest of the world. Powerful interests are trying to kill the bill -- let’s not let that happen! Sign&RT https://t.co/SH9VIuT3vO

[Prof Julia Steinberger @JKSteinberger]

As floods & fires rise, oceans boil & ice melts, and "safe" temperatures are breached, something momentous just happened in the heart of the EU. No one has heard about it: journalists were present, but their editors refused to publish 🤯.
🧵, please RT.
#BeyondGrowth2023
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[Mark Atkinson @MarkAtkinson12]

@spp_Rich @BrambleBotanist I would like to contact you about your article about epiphytes in British Wildlife. Could you please send me a direct message? Thanks,

[Sinead Brophy @SineadBr]

With more GP consultations moving to phone rather than face to face, are we picking up all the calls? Our new paper looks at how to identify a phone call in GP records. https://t.co/01EoLHorro

[NHS Million @NHSMillion]

We’re trying to get as many followers as Rishi Sunak so we can show the government just how many people are prepared to fight for the NHS.

Please can you help by following us and retweeting this message?

[Just Stop Oil @JustStop_Oil]

retweet if you think the government should just stop oil

[Dr Dan Goyal @danielgoyal]

Jacinda Ardern, the NZ PM, steps down.

What a legacy! The pandemic response she led will be taught for decades to come.

I hope she sleeps well knowing she saved thousands, prevented disability in many more, and left a highly vaccinated population.

[Tobias Ellwood @Tobias_Ellwood]

COP27…

I do hope common sense will now prevail and KING CHARLES will be invited to co-represent the UK.

We have no greater international voice of authority on Climate Change.

[WWT @WWTworldwide]

Today we and 77 other organisations from across the UK joined together to write an open letter to the Prime Minister urging her to change the Government's environmental plans, which are set to harm our people, planet and prosperity. Read what we said here https://t.co/DVTROk27pe

[Andy Tran @andy23tran]

What's going on here?

[Mike Hudema @MikeHudema]

BAM! People for the win! After 18 days of massive blockades & protests, the Gov't of Ecuador & the Indigenous peoples reached an agreement to stop govt plans to increase oil , gas and mining expansion in the Amazon.

Big victory for mother earth. #ActOnClimate

#climate #energy

[Adam Bienkov @AdamBienkov]

"I would strongly encourage the Irish tea sock..." https://t.co/zQAuShsbzM

[Mark Atkinson @MarkAtkinson12]

@JeffOllerton Superb article - well deserving of the cover position. Common elder is too easy to dismiss as a weed and because it is common and prominent it is an important plant in many communities, and we still have so much to learn about it.