50 Years of Earth Day History: How Silent Spring Changed the World
Rachel Carson’s New York Times best seller launched a global movement.
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Rachel Carson and Bob Hines conduct marine biology research in the Atlantic, 1952. Source.
Photo Credit: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
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Book-of-the-Month Club edition of Silent Spring. Source.
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President Richard Nixon and First Lady Pat Nixon mark the first Earth Day by planting a tree on the White House lawn. Source.
Photo Credit: White House Photo Office
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