Podcasts that mention 📚 Silent Spring by Rachel Carson

it was kind of like the Rachel Carson silent spring version of a few years ago which talked about the reproductive effects of these petrochemical toxins that are everywhere in our food and our water and our air and they affect fertility rates.

Mark Hyman compares 'Our Stolen Future' to Rachel Carson's 'Silent Spring'.

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Although that [ __ ] book Silent Spring did exist in 1962 Rachel Carson called it so as you heard I had to type that in to remember a [ __ ] name but soundless spring

Bill mentions the book 'Silent Spring' by Rachel Carson, noting its existence in 1962 and its relevance to environmental issues.

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and again it was a small group with the Silent Spring it was a small group who was concerned about Recycling and very very minor support for green parties who were often not able to break into parliament in the 60s and 70s

Pipa Norris references the book 'Silent Spring' as a starting point for the environmental movement.

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there was a lot of work on this there was the famous book Silent Spring and then it kind of all in the late 60s 1970 in the first Earth Day came to a head where one in 10 Americans came out in the into the streets in the first Earth Day in 1970 and said we just can't live like this anymore this has to stop

Jason Bordoff mentions the famous book "Silent Spring" while discussing the history of the environmental movement.

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so when rachel carson published her book in 1962 that led to the emergence of the environmental movement it led to the major environmental policies in the united states which were passed between 1968 1976

The guest mentions Rachel Carson and her book as the catalyst for the environmental movement in the 1960s.

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