George B. Handley

GEORGE B. HANDLEY {[email protected]} is profes￾sor of humanities at Brigham Young University and has been re￾searching, writing, and teaching about the intersections between religion, literature, and the environment since moving to Utah in 1998. As a comparatist of literatures of the Americas, he is the au￾thor of two books of literary criticism and most recently of Home Waters: A Year of Recompenses on the Provo River (Salt Lake City: Uni￾versity of Utah Press, 2010), a creative nonfiction blend of nature writing, theology, personal memoir, and local history. He and his wife, Amy Handley, have four children and live in Provo.

Faith and the Ethics of Climate Change

Articles/Essays – Volume 44, No. 2

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