Commentary on Silent Spring by Rachel Carson

When pesticides come out they are considered miraculous chemicals, they remove insects, help the growth of crops and help other countless things. People who use these chemicals do not know the ugly aspect of using them. Just like the old proverb, "If it is really good, that's usually like this", this is what happens with these chemicals. Yes, they help to get rid of annoying diseases of carrying bugs and help eliminate other diseases, whatever the cost. It took a couple of years, but the ugly aspect of these chemicals really started to emerge.

On 27th May 1907, Rachel Carson, one of the greatest ecologists and natural writers of our time, was born. In 1962, CARSON's innovative research Silent Spring warned that chemicals used by humans to combat pests had a wide range of unintentional environmental impacts. "Silent Spring" quickly became a top seller of the bestseller list and influenced Congressional hearings and government meetings with the President's scientific advisers. Many environmentalists believe that quiet spring is the beginning of modern environmental movement; if it is not quiet spring, the Environmental Protection Agency will not exist. As Victor Lewis pointed out in "Race, Poverty and the Environment", it is also a beautiful book; Carson's writing sings with passionate sweets and poetic beauty. Even though they think they know their basic idea, people can read this book and they can read Carson's powerful passage:

Rachel Carson's Silent Spring Power In 1962, Rachel Carson announced "Silent Spring" and was ar sn for protests and approvals. After many years of controversy and allegations about the controversy, "Spring of Silence" has been done, and now it is considered a strong warning about what is going on and what is going on in the future . This book laid the foundation for the first truly effective environmental movement. In chapter 17, Mayor of Gary in Indiana, Richard Hatcher announced during the Black Political Council of 1972 that "1970s will be the decade of an independent black political doctrine" (Carson et al.), 1991, 492). This driving force inevitably becomes a form of social, political and economic change, which is not much dependent on the power of the black people and depends on the black's comprehensive opportunity in most white areas of America It will be. No doubt, it has led to many factors