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Center for Global Food Issues: The Cancerous Legacy of Rachel Carson

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Article contends that Carson's warnings about the risks of pesticides were wrong.

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Title: The Cancerous Legacy Of Rachel Carson - Center for Global Food Issues (CGFI)
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As we approach the 40th anniversary of Rachel Carson’s famous book, Silent Spring, we know that this brilliant writer and marine biologist did us a terrible disservice.
Category: Cancer - Spring - Genes - Avery - Silent - Carson - Genetics.


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