Silent Spring American Classics Edition: A Special Edition of the Book that Launched the Environmental Movement, in Celebration of America’s 250th Anniversary (HarperCollins American Classics)
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Silent Spring American Classics Edition: A Special Edition of the Book that Launched the Environmental Movement, in Celebration of America’s 250th Anniversary (HarperCollins American Classics)

by Rachel Carson

History Nature Environmental Science ecology
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Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring is a landmark work about pesticides, nature, and the human impact on the environment. Widely associated with the launch of the environmental movement, this special American Classics edition honors the book’s lasting importance in environmental literature and celebrates America’s 250th Anniversary.

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Silent Spring is a landmark work by Rachel Carson focused on the environmental consequences of pesticide use.

Through its examination of nature and human impact, the book helped bring environmental concerns to a broad readership.

This American Classics special edition celebrates the enduring significance of a book associated with the launch of the environmental movement.

Published in celebration of America’s 250th Anniversary, it presents Carson’s work as an important part of American environmental literature.

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