Rachel Carson

RachelCarson.org

b. May 27, 1907, Springdale, PA
d. April 14, 1964, Silver Spring, MD

Scientists & Mathematicians: K-12 TLC Guide Science: K-12 TLC Guide DDT in the Developing World: K-12 TLC Guide Earth & Environmental Science: K-12 TLC Guide

Silent Spring

Rachel Carson
Rachel Carson	Biography.com. Conservation Hall of Fame. Ecology Hall of Fame. Lakewood Public Library, OH. My Hero. National Archives and Records Administration. National Humanities Center. The National Women's Hall of Fame. *The New York Times. Online Ethics Center. PBS. Pennsylvania, State of: Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection. The Rachel Carson Homestead. Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge. Rachel Carson Trail. RachelCarson.org. San Jose State University. TIME. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Washington Post. Writer's Almanac*.
Rachel Carson Silent Spring	Delta Farm Press. *The Guardian. Houghton-Mifflin. Mindfully.org. Natural Resources Defense Council. New Media Explorer. Online Ethics Center. Post Gazette* (September 27, 2002): Alma Mater Pays Heed to Rachel Carson's Warnings. Excerpts. Powell's Books. Smithsonian Institution. Silent Spring Revisited, PBS. Amazon.com.
	K-12 TLC Teachable Moments *09/27/1982: Silent Spring* Is First Published**.
	Grades 6-9: DDT: To Ban or not to Ban, Lori Pina, San Diego City Schools, CA.

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This guide last edited 06/01/2010
This guide last revised 06/01/2010