RACHEL

Rachel Carson State Office Bldg. 400 Market St. ... 

Born in 1907 to Robert and Maria Carson, Rachel developed her admiration for nature in the woods and wetlands of her home in the Allegheny hills of western Pennsylvania, Her mother nurtured this interest with nature-study books. Simultaneously, Rachel cultivated her desire to write, publishing her first piece at eleven in the children s magazine St. Nicholas. 

Lear, L. (1997). Rachel Carson Witness for Nature. New York Heniy Holt and Company. 

Lear, L., ed. (1998). Lost Woods The Discovered Writing of Rachel Carson. Boston Beacon Press. 

Lntts, R. H. (1985). Chemical Fallout Rachel Carson s Silent Spring, Radioactive Fallout and the Environmental Movement. Environmental Histoiy Review 9 210—225. 

See also Acid Rain Air Pollution Atmosphere Carson, Rachel Climatic Effects Disasters Environmental Economics Fossil Fuels Gasoline and Additives Gasoline Engines Government and the Energy Marketplace Nuclear Fission Nuclear Fusion Nuclear Waste. 

Rachels,. (1999). The Elements of Moral Philosophy. New York McGraw-Hill. 

University of Maryland, College Park Carson, Rachel... 

We thank Dr. Daniel Chemoff for providing the simulation program used in Figure 2. Sherwood Hall provided enthusiastic commentary, beyond the editorial call of duty, and Rachel Abrams and Mary Gioiosa were helpful and patient in the facile preparation of the manuscript. 

When Katie answered her phone she seemed a little upset, and told Aminah that another friend of theirs, Rachel, had started to sniff solvents from aerosol cans, and that yesterday she had seemed drunk . Katie said she didn t know what to do, and asked Aminah what she thought, as she didn t want Rachel to get into trouble. (A)... 

Judy Howard, Vickie Kropenske, and Rachelle Tyler... 

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