Recent Blog Posts
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
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.
Astronomical Event Takes Backseat to Light Pollution
A story in the Chicago Daily Herald observed recently that the eve of the winter solstice was at hand.
A Brilliant Gift Suggestion: Just Add Sunlight
The Free Press of Midcoast Maine recently featured gift suggestions for gardeners.
Barrington Hills Attempts to Bury Light Pollution
According to the Kansas City Star, Barrington Hills, Illinois may be the first town east of the Mississippi Riv

