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Missouri Wants to Show Us Some Stars

We call Missouri the show me state. Does that go as far as show me a star??

Earth Hour 2010 - Turn Off Your Lights

Cochrane is a town in Alberta 25 miles from Calgary. Their main news rag is the Cochrane Eagle.

Dark-Sky Communities Become a Vacation Destination for Stargazers

Siel Ju is a Hollywood socialite with a Ph.D. who discusses her experience with light pollution in a recent article appearing on the Mother Nature Network website.

Carthage, Missouri Has A Choice - 3000 Stars or Orange Haze

According to a recent article in The Carthage Press, the citizens of Carthage have been given a choice.

Weather Weighs in on Calaveras Dark Sky Ordinance

According to a recent story on Recordnet.com, sometimes it requires an act of nature for people to realize what they are missing.

A New Year’s Resolution to Address Light Pollution

Interesting observations about our diminishing night sky were made by Charles Clover in a recent article in the Times Online.

Light Pollution is Common, Eclipses are Rare Events

A story in the Baltimore Sun called attention to a night sky event that Marylanders hadn

For Innovators the Future is Looking Sustainably Bright

The earning potential for new lighting technology is being described as the “light at the end of the tunnel” in a news story from

A Celestial Preserve in Borrego Springs

A recent news item in Miller-McCune announced that Borrego Springs, California had become the second

Southhampton Says Yes to Dark Skies and No to Light Pollution

The passage of the new Dark Skies legislation in Southhampton, New York has recently made headlines.

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