Rachel Carson: Environmental Pioneer
by Hile, Lori
Series:Heinemann InfoSearch · Women in Conservation
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AR Book Level
6.6
AR Points
1
Word Count
6,327
Interest Level
Middle Grades (MG 4-8)
Genre
Nonfiction
AR Quiz #
227070 EN
About this book
Rachel Carson, a pioneering conservationist, transforms her love of nature into a relentless investigation of the chemicals threatening it. The narrative follows her from early fascination with the natural world to her groundbreaking research that exposed the dangers of pesticides especially DDT and the fierce opposition she faced from industry and government. By weaving together scientific detail, personal anecdote, and historical context, the book shows how Carson's courage and evidence-based argument sparked a national awakening and helped launch the modern environmental movement.
