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Hinduism and Ecology: The Intersection of Earth, Sky, and Water (Religions of the World and Ecology) [Hardcover] Christopher Key Chapple (Editor), Mary Evelyn Tucker (Editor), Anil Agarwal (Contributor), Kelly D. Alley (Contributor), Frederique Apffel-Marglin (Contributor), Pratyusha Basu (Contributor), Harry W. Blair (Contributor), Chris Deegan (Contributor), O. P. Dwivedi (Contributor), William F. Fisher (Contributor), Ann Grodzins Gold (Contributor), David L. Haberman (Contributor), George A. James (Contributor), Ms. Madhu Khanna Ph.D. (Contributor), Mr. Vinay Lal Ph.D. (Contributor), David Lee (Contributor), Philip Lutgendorf (Contributor)
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