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The authors regret that <one of the authors, Muhammad Ibrahim Shah, would like to correct his affiliation (e) from “Department of Resource Economics and Environmental Sociology (REES), University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada” via a correction note, called a Corrigendum to “Independent researcher, Edmonton, Canada.” In addition, he would like to change his University email address from mshah3@ualberta.ca to his personal email address ibrahimecondu@gmail.com. This was because Muhammad Ibrahim Shah's University affiliation and email was used without the permission of the University of Alberta. The University of Alberta via the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research formally instructed Muhammad Ibrahim Shah in writing to remove their affiliation and not use his official University of Alberta email address in this work. This was because this work was carried out by Muhammad Ibrahim Shah on his own personal time to pursue his own interests, and the data used in this publication is not related to his thesis and is/was not part of the work he does/did at the University of Alberta. The author Muhammad Ibrahim Shah would like to apologise for any inconvenience caused to the other authors in this work, the journal and the University of Alberta. Note for future reference to all potential authors, you are only to use official institutional/university/government and email addresses as your affiliations if the work has been undertaken on the time of that organisation and or has been approved by that organisation if you have subsequently left. For work that an author does on their own time to pursue their own interests and is not affiliated to an official organisation, then the author's official affiliation, correspondence email address and or telephone number must appear as “independent researcher” with their own personal email address and or personal telephone number.>