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The Role of Chief Architects in Post-Mining Landscape Rehabilitation
This literature review examines the rehabilitation of post-mining landscapes as a multifaceted environmental and social challenge in the 21st century, one that requires integrating industrial heritage, ecological regeneration, and local community identity. The review critically synthesizes internati
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