EPISODE · Apr 2, 2026
In 2026, the Bay Area Still Has Lots to Learn from ‘Silent Spring’
from KQED Science · host Danielle Venton
KQED takes on the seminal work in the context of the MAHA movement, PFAS, climate change and more during a discussion at the Night of Ideas on April 11.
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