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Radio show featuring Paul Bogard, passionate critic of artificial light and author of "The End of Night"
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YouTube video on the danger of light pollution to earth's ecosystems.
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Nicely done article by National Geographic on light pollution.
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The newsletter discusses light pollution in the City of St. Louis.
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This article discusses a project by Washington University in St. Louis to document collisions between birds and campus buildings, with the ultimate goal of making built environments safer for migrating avian species.
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A list of the top ten most influential dark sky publications of 2019. IDA Missouri is pleased to have board members that authored two of these reports, one on insect and the other on economics.
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Nobody likes a lockdown–except maybe Mother Nature. With many industrialized countries paralyzed by the coronavirus, air pollution has dropped, seismic activity has waned, and wildlife is reclaiming some territory. Frankie Lucena of Puerto Rico points out another effect: “Night skies are darkening,” he says.
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Purple Martins exposed to bright nighttime light migrated eight days early—which could lead to starvation at their breeding grounds.
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Enjoy this article on EcoTourism featuring IDA Missouri Member Dr. Terrel Gallaway, Missouri State University.
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Even a single light can disorient a Monarch Butterfly.
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“State Of The Science 2022” condenses the current scientific consensus on how artificial light affects seven key topics: the night sky; wildlife and ecology; human health; public safety; energy use and climate change; social justice; and a discussion of the emerging threat from light pollution caused by objects orbiting the Earth. Where gaps exist in our knowledge, we highlight them as targets of future research."
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