(1) It was left to Rachel Carson to bring to the attention of a wider public just what the unintended consequences might be.

(2) Rachel Carson was a scientist and a bird watcher.

(3) Rachel Carson died of cancer in 1964.

(4) Rachel Carson know of this poisonous cycle.

(5) Academic and business critics of Rachel Carson, for example, argued that eliminating DDT removed the most effective pesticide in the fight against mosquitoes that spread malaria.

(6) In 1962 a marine biologist named Rachel Carson published Silent Spring.

(7) Rachel Carson devoted all her life to the cause of environmental protection.

(8) Rachel Carson was born on May Twenty - Seventh , 1907 in Springdale , Pennsylvania.

(9) Rachel Carson is a famous marine biologist and bestseller writer of America.

(10) The Gentle Subversive: Rachel Carson, Silent Spring, and the Rise of the Environmental Movement.

(11) Rachel Carson is right -- So were John Muir and Aldo Leopold.

(12) As Rachel Carson observed, the eel is "a lover of darkness."

(13) The name of the exhibit comes from the opening of the book "Silent Spring" by Rachel Carson.

(14) Today[Sentence dictionary], the home in which Rachel was born is preserved by the Rachel Carson Homestead Association.

(15) The movement surged in new directions in the 1960s following publication of a best-selling book, Silent Spring, written by government biologist Rachel Carson.

(16) I have observed them in that season when plates of ice still line the banks of tidal streams, "like pieces of slender glass rods shorter than a man's finger, " as Rachel Carson described them.

(17) Then, in 1962, came a book called Silent Spring by Rachel Carson.

(18) The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has a fact sheet on Rachel Carson on its Web site. Some 300,000 people visit the Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge on the coast of Maine each year.