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Rachel Carson's book Silent Spring showed the ways in which Americans were poisoning their environment with?
Pesticides
Which statement best describes the focus on the Rachel Carson's book Silent Spring?
America must be more responsible in the use of pesticides that harm the environment.
What had the most impact on communicating science data for enacting DDT regulation?
publication of silent spring
A name of a spring flower with the letters rwdopons?
SNOWDROP
What is the name of William Harvey's book and when was it published?
harveys book is called EMBRYOLOGY, and was published in 1651
What was the name of Rachel Carsons book that dealt with growing enviormental problems?
silent spring
What is the name of the book that was made by Rachel Carson?
the name of the two books are silent spring and the sea around us
What was the name of the book that discussed the dangers of pesticides?
Rachel Carson wrote Silent Spring, a book that discussed the dangers of pesticides.
Who is the author of the book 'Silent Spring'?
Rachel Carson
What was the result of rachel book silent spring?
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What is the name of the book that first brought attention to the potential environmental impacts of pesticides?
Silent Spring by Rachel Carson
How many pages are in the book Silent Spring?
Silent Spring by Rachel Carson has around 368 pages in its original edition.
What book did Rachel Carson write?
Rachel Carson wrote the book "Silent Spring," which was published in 1962. It is a landmark work that brought attention to the dangers of pesticides, particularly DDT, on the environment and human health. Carson's book is credited with launching the modern environmental movement.
What did rachel carsons book the silent spring touch off?
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What was Rachel Carson's greatest accomplishment?
Her greatest accomplishment was her book silent spring.
What sparked the environmental movement in the US?
everythig from rachel carsons book silent spring
What did Rachel Carson do after silent spring?
The specific event that inspired Rachel Carson to name her book "silent spring" is detailed on page 106 and 107 in her book. She describes how in 1954 Michigan State's campus is sprayed for Dutch elm disease. The DDT in the spray turns the campus in to a graveyard for most of the robins that attempt to take up residence in the spring.
