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- Nombre de pages280
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-271-00294-8
- EAN9781271002948
- Date de parution15/09/2025
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille446 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurLittle, Brown and Company
Résumé
Rachel Carson's Silent Spring is not just a book-it's a wake-up call that changed the world. With the narrative force of a thriller and the rigor of science, Carson exposes how the reckless use of pesticides poisoned our soils, rivers, wildlife, and even ourselves. She reveals a chilling chain of contamination that silences birds, sickens children, and undermines the delicate balance of nature. Yet her message is not despair but choice: humanity stands at a crossroads between a poisoned road of death and a wiser path of coexistence with the natural world.
More than six decades after its first publication, Silent Spring remains as urgent and compelling as ever-an eye-opening story of survival, responsibility, and the fight for a healthier planet. This is the book that ignited the modern environmental movement and continues to inspire generations to defend the Earth.
More than six decades after its first publication, Silent Spring remains as urgent and compelling as ever-an eye-opening story of survival, responsibility, and the fight for a healthier planet. This is the book that ignited the modern environmental movement and continues to inspire generations to defend the Earth.
Rachel Carson's Silent Spring is not just a book-it's a wake-up call that changed the world. With the narrative force of a thriller and the rigor of science, Carson exposes how the reckless use of pesticides poisoned our soils, rivers, wildlife, and even ourselves. She reveals a chilling chain of contamination that silences birds, sickens children, and undermines the delicate balance of nature. Yet her message is not despair but choice: humanity stands at a crossroads between a poisoned road of death and a wiser path of coexistence with the natural world.
More than six decades after its first publication, Silent Spring remains as urgent and compelling as ever-an eye-opening story of survival, responsibility, and the fight for a healthier planet. This is the book that ignited the modern environmental movement and continues to inspire generations to defend the Earth.
More than six decades after its first publication, Silent Spring remains as urgent and compelling as ever-an eye-opening story of survival, responsibility, and the fight for a healthier planet. This is the book that ignited the modern environmental movement and continues to inspire generations to defend the Earth.