50年前,很少有人会关心污染、滥伐森林或捕鲸业。于是,出现了一本值得关注的书。在记录环保运动系列文章中的第一篇里,迈克尔·麦卡锡回顾了蕾切尔·卡森所著(《寂静的春天》一书带来的启示。“这是本改变了世界的书”是句常被人言的用滥了的套语,但却难说事实如此。然而,就在50年前的这个星期,一本似乎深刻地改变我们审视地球以及我们在地球上所处地位的书出现了,那就是蕾切尔·卡森的《寂静的春天》。这本书满怀激情与愤怒地讲述了新一代化学杀虫剂如何毁火美国的野生动物,从而开启了现代环保运动:它唤醒了人们的普遍意识,让我们明白,作为人类,我们是自然界的一部 Fifty years ago, few people were concerned about pollution, deforestation or the whaling industry. So, there is a noteworthy book. In the first article in the series on documenting environmental protection, Michael McCarthy recalled the inspiration of Rachel Carson (book, The Still Spring.) “This is a book that has changed the world ”But it is hard to tell the truth, but this week, almost 50 years ago, a book that seemed to profoundly change the way we look at Earth and where we stand on Earth That’s Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring, a book that with passion and anger tells the story of how a new generation of chemical insecticides destroys wild American wildlife and opens the modern environmental movement: Awaken the general awareness of people, let us understand, as human beings, we are a part of nature