Rachel Carson

Rachel CarsonLeading scholars explore the full range and current significance of Carson's work. Long before Rachel Carson would become synonymous with environmental activism, she was a nature and science writer, penning The Sense of Wonder for children, and three books about the ocean and its inhabitants including the bestselling The Sea around Us. Based solidly on science and written in beautiful prose, Carson's work issued a practical and moral challenge to her

it utilizes a broad range of primary and secondary sources and combines a variety of approaches and concerns-intellectual history

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overall view of Giza's geomorphology

Nooks and Corners of Old New York will entertain and inform you about New York's rich story

and rooflines in towns and villages throughout the region

reflections on thematics in music and the visual arts

the Spanish Caribbean

When the Pot Boils examines the decline and near bankruptcy of Drexel University in the late 1980s and early 1990s and its subsequent dramatic turnaround

improving on-farm agricultural practices

monitoring and managing the environmental impact of plantation operations are key components in sustainable palm oil production

and then on the gender differences in labor force behavior and occupational attainment

began life as a small Nabataean settlement in the Hisma desert of Southern Jordan