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Why does Carson think that living things cannot adapt to overcome the new chemicals that human beings introduce to the natural world?

Why does Carson think that living things cannot adapt to overcome the new chemicals that human beings introduce to the natural world?
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Why does Carson think that living things cannot adapt to overcome the new chemicals that human beings introduce to the natural world?

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Answer: new chemicals are produced so quickly that living things do not have time to adapt.

Explanation: I just took the test.

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