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Articles related to "Rachel Carson"
Watching Over Nature: Rachel Carson Rachel Carson's lifelong love of nature made her an early champion of the environment. rachel carson • environmental history • ddt • silent spring • women in science
Colony Collapse Disorder This is a worldwide problem, particularly bad in America, where honeybee colonies are dying off at an alarming rate. colony collapse disorder • vanishing bee syndrome • pesticides • agriculture • pollinators
Our Love Affair with Lawns Should a green, velvety lawn still be a status symbol for the neighborhood and a measure of our civic pride? lawns • weed control • maintenance • repair • weed control
Peregrine Falcon In Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, the once endangered bird of prey builds a nest and prepares to lay eggs. rachel carson • ddt • silent spring • environment • national shrine
Rachel Carson Defended Nature Rachel Carson was a scientist and writer ahead of her time. She had the courage to speak out on the dangers and long term effects of pesticides on the environment. pesticides and environment • ddt ban • malaria • environmental movement • nature and environment
Reducing Pesticides for the Love of Birds: New Thoughts for a New Year We can, and should, be proactive in controlling the amount of chemicals we introduce into our environment. silent spring • rachel carson • backyard birdfeeding • pesticides • ddt
Silent Spring: by Rachel Carson I first read Rachel Carson's landmark book, <b>Silent Spring</b>, about 15 years ago. I was especially interested as my brother-in-law was very involved with pesticides in his job. What I picked up to read as a reference and source of information surprisingly became one of the best books I had ever read - surely a great book, and one to consider if you've never read it. rachel carson • environment • ecology • pesticide • herbicide
Silent Spring: by Rachel Carson I first read Rachel Carson's landmark book, <b>Silent Spring</b>, about 15 years ago. I was especially interested as my brother-in-law was very involved with pesticides in his job. What I picked up to read as a reference and source of information surprisingly became one of the best books I had ever read - surely a great book, and one to consider if you've never read it. rachel carson • environment • pesticide • herbicide • ddt
The passions of Rachel Carson Her unconventional relationship with an older, married woman helped sustain the popular nature writer who is credited with founding the environmental movement. rachel carson • nature • fisheries • marine biologist • dorothy freeman
In Wonder of the Earth In her book The Sense of Wonder, Rachel Carson advocates the importance of raising a child with an acceptance of and an appreciation for their environment. parent • parenting • child • children • development
Ecology – an Interdisciplinary Subject In 1962, scientist and writer Rachel Carson's Silent Spring (Penguin Modern Classics, 2000), the book which launched the modern environmental movement, was published. rachel carson • ecology • environmental issues • conservation • globalisation
Exploring Nature With Young Children Naturalist and Author Rachel Carson sets a good example for how adults and kids can share time outdoors, learning to appreciate the wilderness and bond with nature. sense of wonder • rachel carson • exploring nature with children • bond with nature • discover the environment
Hijacking ecology Some ecologists complain the environmental movement has hijacked their science. What on Earth do they mean? ecology • environment • environmentalism • conservation • biodiversity
Hiking With Children Children who spend more time in nature playing and exploring and getting dirty are healthier physically and mentally. children • nature • nature deficit disorder • walking • adults
Monterey Bay Aquarium Tiny sea creatures reveal stunning beauty monterey bay aquarium • monterey bay • cannery row • pablo neruda • rachel carson
Piano Work about the Environment Jazz pianist and environmentalist Marian McPartland has written a tribute based on eco-pioneer Rachel Carson's book Silent Spring. a portrait of rachel carson • marian mcpartland • environmental symphonies • earth day music • silent spring
Surviving the Third Millenium Will we and our environment survive another thousand years? For the answer we must consult past trends, and commit to some New Millenium Resolutions. nature • conservation • rachel carson • millennium • simplicity
Oregon's Tom McCall, Enviromentalist Governor Tom McCall of Oregon was ahead of his times when it came to the environment. He proposed innovative regulations to safeguard the environment. governor tom mccall environmentalist • congressman samuel mccall tom mccall • governor samuel mccall tom mccall • father son governors • oregon tom mccall environment
Waiting for the Apocalypse There are startling parallels between religious belief in an Apocalypse and radical environmentalism. Both predict imminent disaster and allow believers to abdicate from a responsible role in society. religion • conservative • radical • environment • environmentalism
For the Event- Life During the Cold War Life During The Cold War. Not only did man as a whole have a difficult and scarry time during the cold war but animals suffered too. cold war • pesticides • osprey
Women in the Natural World Women with a passion for the natural world and our kinship with animals women • nature • natural world • environment • animals
Non-Toxic Earth Don't do it! Don't use harmful chemicals to kill insects and weeds! Help keep the earth safe and clean by avoiding pesticides and herbicides. herbicides • toxins • web sites • websites
American Earth Edited by Bill Mckibben American Earth is comprised of essays, excerpts, poems, song lyrics,classic cartoons, color photos and a chronology of the American environmental movement. authors • writers • journalists • biographies • anthologies
Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin Ever since Uncle Tom's Cabin was publication in 1852, it has received critical acclaim for its literary significance and criticized for its portrayal of blacks. harriet beecher stowe • uncle tom’s cabin • slavery • american literature • 19th century literature
Melissa Stewart: Nonfiction Inspiration Melissa Stewart offers advice on nonfiction writing for children and discusses her experiences as a writer. melissa stewart • sue reichard • nonfiction • writing for children • nonfiction for children
The Endangered Species Act What is the Endangered Species Act? Why is it controversial? What should you know about it? esa • endangered • threatened • species • extinct
A Nature/Environmental Book List Offers suggested titles and authors that no serious reader interested in literature focused on the natural world should be without. environmental literature • nature writing • nature writers • environmental writers • green books
Birding with Children There's no easier way to connect with nature and teach children about the natural world than birding. birding with children • bird watching children • feeding birds • making birdfeeders • garden for birds
Birds and Pesticides DDT insecticide caused pesticide poisoning in birds forty years ago. Today it's still with us, along with other toxic pesticides and herbicides that kill birds. ddt • birds • pesticides • pesticide poisoning • insecticide poisoning
College Visits Can be Fun in Pittsburgh PA The college search can be stressful for parents as well as for the prospective student. Plan ahead for having fun together with a college tour of the city of Pittsburgh. college visits in pittsburgh • visit colleges in pittsburgh • university of pittsburgh • carnegie mellon university • college search pittsburgh
Eco-Terrorism Threat Increasing in 2008-09 Eco-terrorists such as Earth First are said to be preparing a list of target companies which they believe to be major polluters or are a threat of climate change. eco-terrorism • earth first eco-terrorism • eco-terrorism threats • eco-terrorist targets • eco-terrorism warnings
Gardening Keeps Kids Healthy Backyard gardening is a healing activity for children and adults and it helps them reconnect with nature. gardens keep kids healthy • gardens benefit children • tips for gardening with kids • gardening with kids • reconnect with nature
Green Events for March 2007 Information on March 2007 special events designed to promote green living and environmental responsibility. green living • green events • earth hour • green building • portland food fight
In the Beginning. . . . Environmental science is a young science, dating back only to - well, I guess you could say the 4th century B.C. environment • environmentalism • ecology • pesticides • conservation
Industry Partnerships, EPA's Environmental Carrot industry partnerships, sustainability, environment industry partnerships • sustainability • environment
Is Organic Food More Nutritious? Scientific evidence points towards organic food being more nutritious than conventional foods. Written by Geoffrey Ian Miller. organic • conventional • nutrition • bio-chemicals • phytochemicals
Mother Knew Best - Book Review "Mother Knew Best" by Elsa and David Hornfischer is a wonderful collection of wit and wisdom from the mothers of successful and famous people. mother knew best book • quotes from mothers of celebrities • wisdom sayings from moms of the famous • quotes book from mothers • life quotes from moms compiled
The meaning of beauty We each have a different definition of beauty. But in a society increasingly alienated from nature, it's important to review the importance of beautiful things and places. natural beauty • beautiful • physical beauty • aesthetics
Tips to Encourage Healthy Outdoor Play for Kids Outdoor play is good for children's bodies and brains. Parents can make outdoor play a priority by taking kids hiking and providing child-friendly backyard play areas. encourage outdoor play • biophilia and children • nature's benefits • advocate for outdoor play • prioritize outside play
Many Thanks For An Everglades Providence Marjory Stoneman Douglas, a writer and activist best known for her efforts toward protecting the Florida Everglades, comes alive in a biography by Jack E. Davis. an everglades providence • marjory stoneman douglas • jack e. davis • environmental history and the american south • the everglades: river of grass
A Success Story: The Peregrine Falcon An overview of the struggle and recovery of the Peregrine Falcon endangered species • peregrine falcon • endangered • species • falcon
Emissions policy update So forests can't compensate for greenhouse gas emissions after all. It has served as another side-stepping technique for policy-makers. When will they stop avoiding responsibility? forests • greenhouse gases • policy-makers • global warming • carbon dioxide
Island Biogeography is not for Dodos When most people look at animals they only see the animals — tigers, tortoises, hornbills, rhinos and so on. They never ask why an animal is the way it is or how it got that way; where it came from and what it is like. Few wonder why animals are where they are and why they're not where they're not. David Quammen does. islands • biogeography • extinction • darwin
Saving Our Farms: An Entertaining Idea Ohio's farms--and those all over the country--are disappearing. Their amazing contributions to our economy, to our tables, and to our environment may never be adequately recognized. Now that it's fall, corn mazes are making the headlines again. Can 'agritainment' save the American farm? Time will tell. For now, at least us city folk can visit, and have fun. corn maze • corn • maize • farm • agriculture
STOPPING THE POPs Linda looks at persistent organic pollutants (or POPs) and discovers a disaster waiting to happen, in this, the first of a series on POP chemicals. pops • persistent organic pollutants • pollution • chemicals • toxics
To Spray or Not To Spray Is there any place that is safe from chemicals or pesticides? Think before you spray. greens • green party • sonoma county • sonoma county green party • sonoma greens
"A Wilderness Where Man Is Unknown" Jacques Cousteau's great love of the sea led not only to new developments in oceanography, but in showing people a new and mysterious underwater world. jacques cousteau • cousteau society • oceanography • aqualung • ecology
Amphibians as biological indicator Why is the decline of amphibians so important? amphibians • biological indicator • climate change • frogs • toads |
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