A variety of popular topics related to outdoor lighting.
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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
A Celestial Preserve in Borrego Springs
A recent news item in Miller-McCune announced that Borrego Springs, California had become the second
Recent blog posts
- Light Pollution Awareness on a Global Scale
- Missouri Wants to Show Us Some Stars
- Earth Hour 2010 - Turn Off Your Lights
- Dark-Sky Communities Become a Vacation Destination for Stargazers
- Carthage, Missouri Has A Choice - 3000 Stars or Orange Haze
- Weather Weighs in on Calaveras Dark Sky Ordinance
- A New Year’s Resolution to Address Light Pollution
- Light Pollution is Common, Eclipses are Rare Events
- For Innovators the Future is Looking Sustainably Bright
- A Celestial Preserve in Borrego Springs