How Rachel Carson's Writing Inspires People To Solve Problems

Carson’s writing inspires people to solve problems. In “Silent Spring” page 363 from the background says “ Pesticides are chemical compounds designed to destroy crop-eating insects. Pesticides can be deadly to many species.” This shows that she is inspiring people to take care of there animals and to not do anything wrong in the future. Rachel Carson was just trying to inspire people to do what's right.
Next, she tries to force the reader to understand the story with key details and good evidence. In the story the people and animals died from pesticides. In the text it says ‘ This town does not actually exist, but might easily have a thousand counterparts in America or elsewhere in the world.” ( From “Silent Spring” page 364 paragraph 9) This

shows that this town has been gone for a long time. Lots of people must have forgot about the town.
Later, in the story the town got more and more dead. There were fish falling on the lawns, roofs, fields, and streams. Animals were dying, plant, and people were dying. In “ Silent Spring” says “There was a strange stillness.” ( page 364 paragraph 4) This shows that the life in the town was gone.
Some, of the author feelings are sad, happy, and unhappy. Carson felt this way because she wanted to help the animals and their health. In “ Silent Spring” it says, “ a grim specter has crept upon us almost unnoticed, and this imagined tragedy may easily become a stark reality we all shall know.” ( Page 364 paragraph 9) This shows that she cares about animal life. All the disasters caused the town death.
In the end, Carson writes this story to prove that she can help animals and get other people to help too. Carson inspired so many people. Later, she figures out that the pesticides were causing all the problems. After this, the town was dead. Rachel Carson revealed the dangers of DDT.