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The aim is to explore the intersection of gender, mining, and toxic contamination through a theological lens.

In Solidarity with the Earth: A Multi‐Disciplinary Theological Engagement with Gender, Mining, and Toxic Contamination. Edited by Hilda P.Koster and CeliaDeane‐Drummond. London: T&T Clark, 2023. Pp. 256. £90.00 ( HB ) / £28.99 ( PB ).

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The aim is to explore the intersection of gender, mining, and toxic contamination through a theological lens.
Edited volume presenting multiple perspectives from various disciplines
Focus on gender issues in relation to environmental ethics and mining practices
Engagement with theological frameworks
Proposal of solidarity with the Earth as a means of addressing environmental injustices
Emphasis on the role of gender in understanding the impacts of mining and contamination
Call for multidisciplinary approaches to tackle these complex issues effectively

Multi-disciplinary theological engagement highlights issues of gender and environmental impact, suggesting forms of solidarity with the Earth.

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Timothy A. Middleton (2026) studied this question.

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Multi-disciplinary theological engagement highlights issues of gender and environmental impact, suggesting forms of solidarity with the Earth.

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