Understanding Rachel Carson's Silent Spring

Words That Changed the World

With our "green revolution" gearing up on all fronts, there couldn't be a timelier book than Understanding Rachel Carson's Silent Spring. Written at a time when science writing and literature didn't mesh and when people didn't care or think about the environment, pollutants, or preserving natural resources, Silent Spring not only exposed the dangers of pesticides but became one of the most influential manifestos on environmental issues. This book explores Silent Spring's historical context and its influence on and repercussions for the world.

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Series Review: Words That Changed The World"Scattered Throughout The Texts Are A Good Number Of Well-Captioned, Color Illustrations And Photos. These Books Are Valuable Resources For Teachers And Students Doing Research Projects Across The Curriculum."—
Library Bound Book List: $45.80 / S&L: $34.35
eBook List: $39.80 / S&L: $29.85

Reading Level: 7

Interest Level: 7-12+

Product type : Library Bound Book
ISBN : 978-1-4488-1670-5
Author : Alex MacGillivray
Copyright : 2011
Language : English
Pages : 128
Trim : 6 1/2" x 9 1/8"
GRL : Z
Dewey : 363.738
Author Biography • Glossary • Web Sites • For Further Information Section • Further Reading • Index

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