Oct 2023: The Perma-Noon Super Highway

Light Pollution News

This month, host Bill McGeeney is joined by Ziz Knight, cofounder of the newly formed, Dark Skies Los Angeles, and Drew Evans, of the Flagstaff Dark Skies Coalition / Astrophotographer.
See Full Show Notes at LightPollutionNews.com.

• Perma-noon: On Light Pollution and the Way We Talk About the Natural World, Lauren Collee, LARB.
• This Incredible Glamping Site in Utah Is the First Resort to Become Dark Sky Certified, Stefanie Waldek, Travel & Leisure.
• How New ‘Dark Sky Resorts’ Will Help The Growing Astro-Tourism Market, James Carter, Forbes.
• Dark skies & Wild roars: Astrotourism in Safari destinations, Tsoko Maela, Getaway.
• Kayaking, night swims and stargazing: embracing adventure in Alentejo, Portugal, Orla Thomas, National Geographic.
• Three high-profile bills the California legislature will hear before session ends, Edan Villavolas, Washington Examiner.
• Cape May Introduces Light Pollution Ordinance, Vince Conti, Cape May County Herald.
• You can see the Milky Way from Nantucket. Residents want to keep it that way, Paula Moura, WBUR.
• Saving the Night Sky, Josh Riedel, Esquire.
• Should Greenwich ban night-time 'landscape lighting?'' It may protect migrating birds, experts say., Robert Marchant, Greenwich Time.
• Drivers’ Experiences and Informed Opinions of Presence Sensitive Lighting Point towards the Feasibility of Introducing Adaptive Lighting in Roadway Contexts, Smart Cities.
• Sleeping on the ISS isn't easy. This lamp for astronauts could help, Monisha Ravisetti, Space.com
• Lights Out, Texas! is helping keep the stars at night big and bright, Cole Baerlocher, Agrilife.
• Arch to dim lights for birds in September, Daniel Newman, STL Today.

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