Industry was in great progress in twentieth century in America, beside this progress hazards to e... more Industry was in great progress in twentieth century in America, beside this progress hazards to environment and nature was in progress too, especially chemical industry's impact on living organism and natural balance on the earth. This paper is about silent spring's theme the destruction of natural balance by misusing insecticides. Silent spring is one of the most important and best-selling nonfiction books in America written by Rachel Carson in 1962. In this book, Carson illustrates widespread misuse of insecticides, which led to devastation of birds and affects the living creatures including human being, particularly using the toxic insecticide called DDT. The writer attacks chemical industry as well as human's carelessness towards this ecology problem; she firmly proves that insecticide-spraying do more harm than good. Meanwhile she suggests natural methods as an alternative ways to control insects.
Industry was in great progress in twentieth century in America, beside this progress hazards to e... more Industry was in great progress in twentieth century in America, beside this progress hazards to environment and nature was in progress too, especially chemical industry's impact on living organism and natural balance on the earth. This paper is about silent spring's theme the destruction of natural balance by misusing insecticides. Silent spring is one of the most important and best-selling nonfiction books in America written by Rachel Carson in 1962. In this book, Carson illustrates widespread misuse of insecticides, which led to devastation of birds and affects the living creatures including human being, particularly using the toxic insecticide called DDT. The writer attacks chemical industry as well as human's carelessness towards this ecology problem; she firmly proves that insecticide-spraying do more harm than good. Meanwhile she suggests natural methods as an alternative ways to control insects.
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