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Amanda Baugh unveils the home-based ‘la tierra environmentalism’ of the U.S. faith group that surveys report is most likely to address climate change: Latinx Catholics. Her superb study belies the frequent presumption that Latinx communities are merely victims of environmental injustice, underscoring that Latinx conservation efforts necessitate a more holistic analysis than the standard Eurocentric narratives of religious environmentalism. -- Timothy Matovina, University of Notre Dame

"""Amanda Baugh unveils the home-based ‘la tierra environmentalism’ of the U.S. faith group that surveys report is most likely to address climate change: Latinx Catholics. Her superb study belies the frequent presumption that Latinx communities are merely victims of environmental injustice, underscoring that Latinx conservation efforts necessitate a more holistic analysis than the standard Eurocentric narratives of religious environmentalism."" -- Timothy Matovina, University of Notre Dame"

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Amanda J. Baugh is Professor and Associate Chair of Religious Studies and Director of the M.A Program in Sustainability at California State University, Northridge. She is the author of God and the Green Divide: Religious Environmentalism in Black and White.

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