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We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the student authors for their insightful contributions, and to the faculty editors and reviewers for their invaluable guidance and dedication in bringing our Future Earth: A Student Journal on Sustainability and Environment to life at TRU. Your efforts have helped create a meaningful platform for collaboration and discovery.
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Future Earth: A Student Journal on Sustainability and Environment
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