Her legacy is that she was one of a small number of people who, at the time,
made people conscious of the fact that human activity has an impact on our
environment.
Not necessarily a bad lesson to learn.
--
Written on a 4 sq. inch BlackBerry screen, which means that the
The "Tierney Lab" links to http://tierneylab.blogs.nytimes.com/.
Interesting guy.
Here's the full text for the curious.
FINDINGS; Fateful Voice of a Generation Still Drowns Out Real Science
By JOHN TIERNEY
Published: June 5, 2007
For Rachel Carson admirers, it has not been a silent spring
Dave et al, the article appears to be just a free preview now with an
upgrade to purchase the whole article. We apologize but apparently
apple-crop went on a bit of a hiatus in conjunction with myself, so
the posts have not been getting delivered timely.
FWIW, my impression of Rachel Carson
Check out the excellent article on Rachel Carson's legacy in today's
NT Times on-line at the web-site noted below. (It will NOT say what
you might expect from the Times!)
If you go article, it is also worth checking out the link "go to
tierney lab" which appears below the skeleton emerging fr
I have a Granny Smith and a Honey Crisp Semi Dwarf that have been in for 3
years. This spring they were hit hard by the warm 80's in April followed by a
freeze 2 wweks later. Now the Honey Crisp has leaves curling and turning brown
then dropping off. The Granny Smith leaves never fully opened
A new issue of Scaffolds Fruit Newsletter for June 11 has been posted at:
http://www.nysaes.cornell.edu/ent/scaffolds/2007/070611.html
and contains the following items:
Upcoming Events
Trap Catches
Pest Focus
Insects
Orchard Radar Digest
Model Building
Diseases
Brown rot control & resi
A new issue of the Illinois Fruit and Vegetable News (Volume 13, number 7)
has been posted on the web.
To reach the home page for the Illinois Fruit and Vegetable News (with
links to all issues and additional resources), use the following link:
http://www.ipm.uiuc.edu/ifvn/index.html
For dir
Thought you might find this interesting...
Jon Clements
Extension Tree Fruit Specialist
UMass Cold Spring Orchard
393 Sabin Street
Belchertown, MA 01007
VOICE 413.478.7219
FAX 413.323.0382
IM mrhoneycrisp
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A new issue of Scaffolds Fruit Newsletter for June 4 has been posted at:
http://www.nysaes.cornell.edu/ent/scaffolds/2007/070604.html
and contains the following items:
Upcoming Events
Trap Catches
Pest Focus
Insects
Orchard Radar Digest
Model Building
Potato Leafhopper
General Info
HOLD JULY 23, 24, 25 FOR PENDING ORCHARD TOUR AND GENEVA FRUIT FIELD DAY
During our two thinning meetings here in Northeastern NY, I announced
that we were going on a "Summer Road Trip" - Not!
Actually, what's contemplated is a much briefer run to western NY for
an orchard tour of several fr
A new issue of Scaffolds Fruit Newsletter for June 4 has been posted at:
http://www.nysaes.cornell.edu/ent/scaffolds/2007/070604.html
and contains the following items:
Upcoming Events
Trap Catches
Pest Focus
Insects
Orchard Radar Digest
Model Building
Potato Leafhopper
General Info
Bill,
About my trip up on Wednesday ...
The pumpkin plot is an insecticide seed treatment trial that pretty much
has to be hand-planted. Do you need me to bring up one or two hand-jab
Almaco planters, or do you have one (or something similar) already. Let me
know.
Rick
Richard Weinzierl,
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