It’s been fifty-five years since the release of Rachel
Carson’s “Silent Spring,” and as the challenges of the Earth and climate change
continue to grow, the work that jump-started the American Environmentalist
Movement is as important as ever. Here, The
New Yorker brings you Carson’s ground-breaking piece in its entirety, along
with recent pieces on the Deepwater Horizon Oil-spill disaster, and Donald
Trump’s withdrawal from the Paris Agreement.
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