Recently, Conor Jameson suggested that we remember Rachel Carson annually on the anniversary of her death (Brit. Birds 107: 242). I would go further and suggest that we never forget the issues to which she alerted the world - and their continuing relevance. Carson's message in Silent Spring applied to the misuse of all pesticides but she concentrated on DDT because it was th...
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