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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Foreword xi
- Acknowledgments xv
- Introduction 1
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Part 1 Warnings
- Introduction 13
- “Air Pollution in Donora, PA: Epidemiology of the Unusual Smog Episode of October 1948, Preliminary Report” 16
- The Place of Nature in Man ’s World The Atlantic Naturalist (April 1958) 20
- “Wilderness Forever” (1961) 25
- Silent Spring 29
- Testimony before the Federal Power Commission in the Matter of Consolidated Edison (1964) 33
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Part 2 A Dying Planet
- Introduction 35
- The Population Bomb 38
- Whole Earth Catalog 42
- “Lead Poisoning: Silent Epidemic in the Slums,” Village Voice (1969) 43
- Testimony before the Allegheny County Commissioners (1969) 49
- United Auto Workers, Letter Initiating Down River Anti-Pollution League (1969) 52
- “The Santa Barbara Oil Spill: Impact on Environment” (1969) 54
- Seattle–King County Department of Public Health, Annual Report, 1969 56
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Part 3 Earth Year
- Introduction 59
- The National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 64
- Editorial, National Review Bulletin (1970) 68
- Citizens Association of Beaufort County, “Is This What You Want for South Carolina’s Waters?” Columbia Record (1970) 70
- “Special Message to the Congress on Environmental Quality” (1970) 71
- “How Indians Would Use Fort,” Seattle Post-Intelligencer (1970 77
- Harvard University Lecture (1970) 80
- Pogo Poster: “We Have Met the Enemy, and He Is Us” (1970) 84 84
- Earth Day Speech, Denver, Colorado (1970) 85
- “Black Ecology,” The Black Scholar (1970) 87
- Letters from Schoolchildren to Carl Stokes, Mayor of Cleveland (1970) 90
- Representative Louis Stokes, Address in Congress Supporting Rivers and Harbors and Flood Control Act of 1970 (1970) 94
- “Someday Son, All This Will Be Yours,” Cleveland Plain Dealer (1970) 96
- Letter to the Oregon Environmental Council (1970) 97
- Group Against Smog and Pollution (GASP), Public Service Announcements (1970) 100
- Clean Air Act Amendments (1970) 102
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Part 4 Is Catastrophe coming?
- Introduction 106
- A Select Committee of the University of Montana, “Report on the Bitterroot National Forest” (1970) 109
- Photograph of the Bitterroot Forest, Montana (1971) 113
- Remarks before the American Petroleum Institute (1971) 114
- Testimony Regarding the Water Pollution Control Act (1971) 119
- Council of the Southern Mountains, “We Will Stop the Bulldozers 122
- Dissent, Sierra Club v. Morton (1972) 125
- “Is Catastrophe Coming?,” The Doomsday Syndrome (1972) 129
- Declaration of the United Nations Conference on the Human Environment (1972) 133
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Part 5 Continuation
- Introduction 139
- “The Energy Problem: Address to the Nation” (1977) 141
- Statement Regarding Superfund (1979) 146
- A Mother’s Reflections on the Love Canal Disaster (1982) 151
- Testimony Regarding the Greenhouse Effect and Global Climate Change (1987) 156
- Bibliographical Essay 161
- Index 167
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Foreword xi
- Acknowledgments xv
- Introduction 1
-
Part 1 Warnings
- Introduction 13
- “Air Pollution in Donora, PA: Epidemiology of the Unusual Smog Episode of October 1948, Preliminary Report” 16
- The Place of Nature in Man ’s World The Atlantic Naturalist (April 1958) 20
- “Wilderness Forever” (1961) 25
- Silent Spring 29
- Testimony before the Federal Power Commission in the Matter of Consolidated Edison (1964) 33
-
Part 2 A Dying Planet
- Introduction 35
- The Population Bomb 38
- Whole Earth Catalog 42
- “Lead Poisoning: Silent Epidemic in the Slums,” Village Voice (1969) 43
- Testimony before the Allegheny County Commissioners (1969) 49
- United Auto Workers, Letter Initiating Down River Anti-Pollution League (1969) 52
- “The Santa Barbara Oil Spill: Impact on Environment” (1969) 54
- Seattle–King County Department of Public Health, Annual Report, 1969 56
-
Part 3 Earth Year
- Introduction 59
- The National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 64
- Editorial, National Review Bulletin (1970) 68
- Citizens Association of Beaufort County, “Is This What You Want for South Carolina’s Waters?” Columbia Record (1970) 70
- “Special Message to the Congress on Environmental Quality” (1970) 71
- “How Indians Would Use Fort,” Seattle Post-Intelligencer (1970 77
- Harvard University Lecture (1970) 80
- Pogo Poster: “We Have Met the Enemy, and He Is Us” (1970) 84 84
- Earth Day Speech, Denver, Colorado (1970) 85
- “Black Ecology,” The Black Scholar (1970) 87
- Letters from Schoolchildren to Carl Stokes, Mayor of Cleveland (1970) 90
- Representative Louis Stokes, Address in Congress Supporting Rivers and Harbors and Flood Control Act of 1970 (1970) 94
- “Someday Son, All This Will Be Yours,” Cleveland Plain Dealer (1970) 96
- Letter to the Oregon Environmental Council (1970) 97
- Group Against Smog and Pollution (GASP), Public Service Announcements (1970) 100
- Clean Air Act Amendments (1970) 102
-
Part 4 Is Catastrophe coming?
- Introduction 106
- A Select Committee of the University of Montana, “Report on the Bitterroot National Forest” (1970) 109
- Photograph of the Bitterroot Forest, Montana (1971) 113
- Remarks before the American Petroleum Institute (1971) 114
- Testimony Regarding the Water Pollution Control Act (1971) 119
- Council of the Southern Mountains, “We Will Stop the Bulldozers 122
- Dissent, Sierra Club v. Morton (1972) 125
- “Is Catastrophe Coming?,” The Doomsday Syndrome (1972) 129
- Declaration of the United Nations Conference on the Human Environment (1972) 133
-
Part 5 Continuation
- Introduction 139
- “The Energy Problem: Address to the Nation” (1977) 141
- Statement Regarding Superfund (1979) 146
- A Mother’s Reflections on the Love Canal Disaster (1982) 151
- Testimony Regarding the Greenhouse Effect and Global Climate Change (1987) 156
- Bibliographical Essay 161
- Index 167