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Hannah Finch

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England, United Kingdom
As seen in: MSN UK, The Daily Mirror, South Wales Echo, Western Mail, Liverpool Echo, Ayrshire Post, Bristol Post, Coventry Live, Nottingham Post, Devon Live and
Journalist. Email: hannah.finch@reachplc.com
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From tiny Welsh terrace to a royal palace

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By Hannah Finch Verified, Paul Turner
| MSN UK Verified
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5 Women Who Changed the Way We Think — The Beautiful Truth

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By Amy Butterworth, Hannah Finch Verified, Liz Smith, Brenna Spain
| thebeautifultruth.org
You need to see it to become it. That’s why we’re sharing this list of women who changed the way we think and inspire us to see the world differently. We delight in the work of these women whose purpose and creativity is reshaping how we see not only the world around us, but how we might sit in that world. As Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie puts it, “Culture does not make people. People make culture.” And these storytellers, leaders, experts and artists are doing just that.
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Construction: The Unlikely Hero in the Pursuit of Net Zero

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By Hannah Finch Verified
| Engineering News-Record (ENR) Verified
Our challenge: build like our planet’s future depends on it (Spoiler… it does) Anyone interested in sustainability and construction is no doubt familiar with statistics such as these: Construction contributes to 25% of global GHG emissions, consumes over 30% of the world's resources, and generates 37% of global CO2 emissions from fuel combustion. Meanwhile, C40 Cities predicts that the number of people in urban areas will grow to 2.5 billion by 2050.
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