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    After reading Silent Spring, I see even more that humans in years past and today have had a powerful and also negative effect on the natural world that we live in. Rachel Carson mainly argued that pesticides have an adverse effect on our environment. She said that they are properly termed as “biocides” since their effects were hardly limited to targeting the pests. Carson spoke a lot about DDT as a prime example as well as other synthetic pesticides several that are subject to bioaccumulations.…

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    chose Rachel Carson, I chose Rachel Carson because I wanted to know more about her what she did. Rachel Carson was born on May 27, 1907 in Springdale, Pennsylvania, Rachel Carson is considered a leader because Rachel Carson stayed true to her research when she faced with Critics and that her words inspired the environmental movement. On April 14, 1964 Rachel Carson died from breast cancer after 2 years of publishing her book "Silent Spring" when she was 56 in Silver Spring, Maryland. Rachel…

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    The primary source I’ve chosen is the giving tree by Shel Silverstein, this book is about two opposites a boy and a tree. Every day the boy would come to the tree and play on her branches, climb her trunk, and eat her apples. then as the boy got older he stopped coming as much and would only come when he wanted something from the tree. first, it was her apple to sell in town to make money, then it was her branches to build a house, so he could get a wife and have kids. Then finally her trunk to…

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    consumption. We as humans sometimes fail to realize the how far agricultural ideology has come in the last 50 years. Rachel Carson highlights throughout her 1962 book “Silent Spring”. Although it may have not been intentional, Carson’s book sparked a revolution in the world that still continues to improve the way things are produced, disposed, and regulated throughout the United States. Rachel Carson enlightens us of how harmful these industrial…

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    This is all because the Earth has been ruined by the people and they need to put in the effort if they wish to have a future. “Silent Spring” by Rachel Carson “... mysterious maladies swept the flock of chickens; the cattle and sheep sickened and died. Everywhere was a shadow of death” (168). All the farm animals are beginning to die because of the people. Because the people are using pesticides…

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    Silent Spring

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    Silent spring book review Xinruo Hu 26785525 Christine Liu Th 2-3 To Have a Lively Spring: Silent Spring Book Review Silent Spring is an epoch-making book, which documented detrimental effects of pesticides on the environment, particularly on birds. Its tilted was meant to evoke a spring season in which not bird songs could be heard because they had all vanished as a result of pesticide abuse. The book warns us the importance of environment protection by examining the permanent damage caused by…

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    centered around a group of friends who all live together and share life with each other, on every level. Initially none of the guys or the girls in the group are dating each other, but that quickly changes with the emerging love story of Ross and Rachel and eventually Monica and Chandler. The theme song is telling of what the entire show is about, “no one told you life would be this way. Your job’s a joke, your broke...you’re always stuck in second gear. It hasn’t been your day, your month, or…

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    Environmental Inequality

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    Speaking up and exposing issues are two of the most important acts that a person can do in order to solve a problem. Rachel Carson was an excellent example of this when she released her book, “Silent Spring.” Carson exposed a popular pesticide used in farms, (Bell and Ashwood 2016). This pesticide poisoned birds, which decreased their population. If this happened to the…

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    Rachel Carson

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    negative way. Human beings have made a strong impact on the environmental changes. Nowadays, news about the melting of the ice cap, deforestation, and desertification can easily be seen on the Internet or on the television daily. According to Rachel Carson’s environmental legacy, these statuses are caused by many reasons. She is known as a famous writer who writes environmental books and books about nature. She is an example of a strong inspiration to protect the environment. Three of…

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    The author’s purpose in A Being So Gentle is to provide and accurate and true account of Rachel and Andrews love story. Patricia Brady wanted to allow the reader to understand all the events and different situations within the romance of Rachel and Andrew Jackson. The author, Patricia Brady, had complete ability to write this book because she is long working historian and worked many years to develop the correct and reliable information. A Being So Gentle is a wonderfully written book that has…

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