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This outstanding collection of essays makes an important contribution to the literature of Green religion in North America. Going far beyond the usual essays on the Abrahamic traditions, the authors explore such themes as race, queerness, identity, ethnicity, indigeneity, colonialism, and disability. * Mark Stoll, Associate Professor of History, Texas Tech University, USA * These essays will provoke rich discussions and formative student reflections ... Readers interested in environmentalism’s roots will discover critical connections, such as the influence of Asian religions on American activism, the integration of Native American languages with care for nature, and the resacralization of Florida’s degraded waters. * Susan Bratton, Professor Emerita of Environmental Scicence, Baylor University, USA *

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Whitney Bauman is Professsor of Religious Studies at Florida International University, USA. He teaches and lectures on science and religion, religion and nature, and religion and queer theory. Laurel D. Kearns is Professor of Ecology, Society and Religion at Drew University, USA.

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