A letter by Olga Huckins that describes the death of birds prompted this book to be written.
A letter by Olga Huckins that describes the death of birds prompted this book to be written. Because of its message, it was viewed as hostile by certain industries, who claimed that its accusations were false. However, President Kennedy heeded this book's advice and strengthened the regulations of chemical pesticides, in particular, the excessive use of DDT on the environment. Opening with the line "A fable for tomorrow" for 10 points, name this book by Rachel Carson that helped launch the Green movement.
A letter by Olga Huckins that describes the death of birds prompted this book to be written.
{Silent Spring}