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Class of 2020: Hannah Skevington

Talking to The Design Edit about the bio-plastic she developed from food waste – and her ideas for its future use.

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02.16 / People

Class of 2020: Hannah Skevington

Talking to The Design Edit about the bio-plastic she developed from food waste – and her ideas for its future use.

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