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Adler, Margot. "Drawing Down the Moon: Witches, Druids, Goddess-Worshippers, and Other Pagans in America." Penguin, 2006. Adler's work provides an in-depth examination of modern pagan practices in America. This will shed light on the evolution of Earth religions in a contemporary U.S. context. Enhances the article's coverage of Earth religion's modern iterations and diverse expressions in America, one of the major global hubs for neo-pagan movements.

Harvey, Graham. "Contemporary Paganism: Listening People, Speaking Earth." NYU Press, 1997. Harvey emphasizes the ecological dimensions of contemporary paganism, underlining Earth religion's intrinsic connection with nature and the environment. Amplifies the article's discourse on the symbiotic relationship between Earth religions and ecological perspectives, enriching the narrative with philosophical depth and modern examples.

Hutton, Ronald. "The Pagan Religions of the Ancient British Isles: Their Nature and Legacy." Wiley-Blackwell, 1993. Hutton traces the roots of pagan religions in the ancient British Isles, laying the historical foundation for Earth-centric practices. This historical lens will strengthen the article's contextual backbone, offering readers a thorough understanding of Earth religion's origins and its continuous impact on modern practices.

The article on "Earth religion" primarily provides a generic overview of Earth-centric spiritual practices. There's limited depth on the historical and cultural evolution of these religions, especially within the contexts of America, contemporary practices, and the ancient British Isles.

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 * Expand the historical and geographical scope of the article.
 * Provide richer context by integrating both ancient origins and modern interpretations of Earth religion.
 * Offer a holistic view, bridging the ancient past with contemporary practices and beliefs.