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1) What do you think made Rachel Carson's book, Silent Spring, so inspiring to readers?
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1) What do you think made Rachel Carson's book, Silent Spring, so inspiring to readers?

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Because it uncovers a truth many don’t see in science theory’s and thing that people might not have know giving them the curiosity to try something new and learn something new.
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