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because of these standards. we downsized the cards. these are all things we should be thinking about in the context of our human environment, the broader natural environment and i hope we continue studying them for long time and making some wise policy decisions. >> lancaster, you are on the air. air. >> caller: we need more informative programs like this. anybody know anything that the cycle of plays -- of police in? is that still applicable? you can't find in the winter and the north grapes or berries or fruits from other than chile or mexico. >> host: cycle of plays in. >> guest: ...

you have to start with a clear concept of what the threat is. and that is where we still have a lot of work to document thank you very much. [applause] : >> paul driessen and rachel carson one who wrote the introduction to the fortieth anniversary edition discuss "silent spring," written by a scientist at the 11. the program is an hour. >> paul driessen, who was rachel carson? >> rachel carson was a scientist, fish and wildlife service department of the interior. she was a gifted writer. i read "silent spring" one of was in college and the sea of roundness and captivated me. she is a...

who was rachel carson? >> guest: rachel carson was first of all of course the scientist for the fish and wildlife department of interior. she was in author, a gifted writer. i read silent spring when i was in college and i read the crm bus and they captivated me. she was a mesmerizing writer and able to take scientific, dry scientific information and put it in a vibrant and colorful words that just captivate you. >> host: was she well known before silent spring came out in 1962? >> guest: she had "the sea around us," which was a pretty big seller. that is what got me interested in ma...

who was rachel carson? >> guest: rachel carson was first of all of course the scientist for the fish and wildlife department of interior. she was in author, a gifted writer. i read silent spring when i was in college and i read the crm bus and they captivated me. she was a mesmerizing writer and able to take scientific, dry scientific information and put it in a vibrant and colorful words that just captivate you. >> host: was she well known before silent spring came out in 1962? >> guest: she had "the sea around us," which was a pretty big seller. that is what got me interested in ma...

came along and made some decisions to enact the mileage standards and various people that have studied this say that three to 4,000 more americans are dying every year because of the cafe standards. we downsized and plasticized the cars so these are all things we should be thinking about in the context of our human environment and the broad natural environment and i hope we will continue studying them for a long time to come and making some wise policy decisions right from the get go. >> host: lancaster p.a.. you are on the air. >> caller: we need more informative programs like this....