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Erika Benke

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Freelance journalist, contributor to BBC. Based in Oulu, northern Finland. Email me: erika@erikabenke.com www.erikabenke.com
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"La solución para combatir el cambio climático está en el liderazgo femenino": las mujeres que lideran la ciudad verde más ambiciosa de Finlandia

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By Erika Benke , Rebecca Thorn
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
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Entire church begins two-day journey across Swedish city

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By Erika Benke 
| Yahoo Canada
The church's journey across Kiruna began early on Tuesday morning [Reuters] A landmark 113-year-old church at risk from ground subsidence is being relocated in its entirety - in a 5km (3 miles) move along a road in Sweden's far north. The vast red timber structure in Kiruna dating back to 1912 has been hoisted on giant rolling platforms and will now begin its move to the new city centre. Travelling at a maximum speed of 500m an hour, the journey is expected to take two days.
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Entire church to be transported across Swedish city

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By Erika Benke 
| Yahoo
The relocation of the church will take place over two days [Reuters] A landmark 113-year-old church at risk from ground subsidence is about to be relocated in its entirety - in a 5km (3 miles) move along a road in Sweden's far north. The vast red timber structure in Kiruna dating back to 1912 has been hoisted on giant rolling platforms ahead of the move to the new city centre. Travelling at a maximum speed of 500m an hour, the journey is expected to take two days.
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