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I was attracted by Trisomy 1. This book writes some typical examples to highlight the harm caused by the pesticide DDT to the environment, ecosystems and humans. Overall, it's a good book.

Classic, it seems to be mentioned in The Three-Body Problem

For a chemistry major. The content of this book is indeed shocking, and it also made me understand the meaning of chemistry, indeed. The power of chemistry is immeasurable, and it also clarifies my future goals.

In order to make a biological mind map, I finished reading it all morning😅. Starting from a very small starting point, it unfolds the huge and difficult problems faced by mankind, which is very real.

This article focuses on the issues of environment and pollution, starting with the dangers of chemical pesticides, and through a series of popular science, it sounds a wake-up call for people's environmental awareness.

The idea is very clear. It is written from a macro perspective to a micro perspective, and the perspective of governing nature with nature is clearly expressed in the book. However, the book is too slow. Many examples are of the same type. Some need to be described in detail, and some need to be omitted. Perhaps the author needs to spend more time organizing the information.

The book has a lot of technical terms, but the ideas are very clear and easy to understand! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 Let the author know that it is excellent! !

Many years ago, I always liked to lie on the edge of the river full of green grass. The sound of trickling water and the chirping of small insects formed the most beautiful melody. Watching the famous and unknown small wildflowers competing for their beauty in various colors, smelling the faint floral fragrance mixed with the green grass, and feeling the breath of nature. It was really very pleasant. However, it is gone now, no more. Today, there are no flowers and plants on the riverside, only dry and scattered soil is left. Along with the extremely smelly river water, people can't help but frown, cover their noses and quickly walk away. It is a pity but even more sad that I can no longer feel the natural beauty. Perhaps in the future, nature will be just a simple word.

I watched the podcast and learned about it again. I was interested in reading it. In short, it was boring, but worth watching and thinking about.

Nature is magical and great, and humans are only a small part of it, not all of it. To care for nature is to care for humans themselves.

A book of great social significance. The development of industry not only brings convenience, but also brings worries. The author uses a large number of facts and scientific research to illustrate the dangers of chemical pesticides. It is thought-provoking and worthy of reflection! The harm of pesticide residues started in the 20th century and continues to occur to this day. People are aware of its harm, but they still rely on it. People are paying for their fearlessness!

We humans must protect the environment and abide by the laws of nature for survival.

Our chemical protection teacher asked us to read it, and it felt very good, very professional, easy to understand, and very popular.

Very good book

Not only have humans invaded the homes of primitive animals and plants for farming and livestock raising, they have also spread pesticides to exterminate the indigenous people. The increase in cancer and infertility patients is nature's powerful revenge on humans. If we cannot control our greed and desires, we will ultimately be the ones who destroy mankind.

This book made me realize the seriousness of environmental problems. By describing the changes in the town, the author allows us to see the ecological damage caused by chemicals. This reminds me of "Under the Dome", both of which reveal the impact of human activities on the environment. A sentence in the book impressed me deeply: "We must share our earth with other living things." This reminds us to protect the environment and cherish natural resources.

After World War II, the United States used chemical pesticides aggressively, causing serious damage to the biological chain and posing a serious threat to mankind. However, half a century later, the United States has reflected on the fact that in some places pesticides or herbicides have not been effectively stopped, but have become more serious, and the people's physical and mental health is even more endangered. Who is to blame!

This book is very profound and very true about the impact and harm of pesticides and herbicides on nature and humans. Worth pondering

(=^▽^=) It's nice to look at and very humorous.

Very useful and informative

It's just a long chapter, but I'm sure most human beings bring it upon themselves

This book is a good introduction to the harm caused by chemical agents to agriculture, the environment, and humans. But now it seems that humans still haven't learned much of their lesson.

Protecting the environment is everyone's responsibility

In addition to the popular science part, what makes me think the most is: whether chemical agents or bionic technology, it is actually a kind of "natural selection" from the human perspective. So in fact, no matter what the result is, we will all evolve from it, not as a single individual but as a race.

People often create another risk in order to deal with one kind of risk. They only care about immediate benefits and ignore long-term considerations.

I learned a lot and opened a new door

In fact, it's quite good, but there are so many chemical terms that it makes people dizzy when reading it. But the book has been passed down to this day. This kind of rigorous analysis on the chemical level is one of her major features.

Very nice. Learn more about nature

This book is a warning and a reflection on the relationship between man and nature. After reading it and understanding the meaning of environmental protection, every little action will eventually converge into a river.

Protecting the environment is everyone's responsibility.