Silent Spring Revisited is an enlightening read for anyone interested in wildlife conservation.  It documents the history of environmentalism in Europe, but in so doing, reveals the heartbreak and fear, insight and hope, struggle and continued vigil of the many conservationists that uphold it as an ideal.  The same could be said of Rachel Carson's book.  I highly recommend reading both works of literature:  begin with Carson's Silent Spring and follow with Jameson's Silent Spring Revisited to learn where we have gone in subsequent years.

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