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Abstract Environmental degradation associated with mining activities is not merely a biophysical disruption; it reconfigures community relationships with nature, erodes governance trust, and dislocates cultural meanings. This study examines how communities in Ghana’s Tarkwa-Nsuaem Municipality perceive mining-related changes in ecosystem services (ES), drawing on a justice-oriented framework integrating ES theory with political ecology.
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