It was such a powerful book, and it said so much about how we were treating the environment.
Tom Udall: “It was such a powerful book, and it said so much about how we were treating the environment.”
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Udall reflects on the impact of Rachel Carson's 'A Silent Spring' on environmental awareness.
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