Being aware of the weakest links in project delivery throughout Brexit and covid will help address the climate crisis challenge, says T&T’s Patricia Moore

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Patricia Moore is UK managing director of Turner & Townsend

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Being aware of the weakest links in project delivery throughout Brexit and covid will help address the climate crisis challenge, says T&T’s Patricia Moore

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Patricia Moore is UK managing director of Turner & Townsend
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