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Towards a more just post-coal future: Engaging local communities in post-mining landscape restoration through participatory mapping methods
Although energy transition policies are expected to adhere to the principles of procedural, distributive, recognition, and restorative justice, there remains a significant gap in both practice and research regarding public participation in post-mining land-use planning. Using a case study of a closi
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