Discovering Rachel Carson: A Force of Nature in Environmental Activism | Ann E. Burg | Episode 102

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Recorded16 Jul 2024

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In this episode, we sit down with award-winning author Ann E. Burg to discuss her latest novel, FORCE OF NATURE. Written in captivating free verse, this book tells the inspiring story of Rachel Carson, the marine biologist and author of Silent Spring, who is credited with sparking the modern environmental movement. Ann shares her journey of researching and writing about Carson, exploring how her work continues to resonate in today's urgent climate discussions. Tune in to learn about the life and legacy of Rachel Carson and how FORCE OF NATURE is poised to inspire young scientists and environmentalists everywhere.

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