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Amanda [17]
4 years ago
11

Rachel Carson can be credited for _______. a. the modern environmental movement, slowing the extinction rate of hibernating mamm

als, and writing laws to protect the environment b. bringing attention to the unchecked use of pesticides, pesticides’ harmful effects on the environment, and writing laws to protect the environment c. bringing attention to pesticides’ harmful effects on the environment, the modern environmental movement, and slowing the extinction rate of hibernating mammals d. bringing attention to the unchecked use of pesticides, brining attention to pesticides’ harmful effects on the environment, and the modern environmental movement
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antiseptic1488 [7]4 years ago
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<span>bringing attention to the unchecked use of pesticides, pesticides’ harmful effects on the environment, and writing laws to protect the environment
b.</span>
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