An Overlooked Perspective

Recent research from UC San Diego has revealed that honeybees are adversely affected by artificial light exposure, which disrupts their natural circadian rhythms and sleep patterns. Similar to humans, bees rely on sleep for essential functions such as memory and navigation, crucial for their role as primary pollinators. The study highlights the alarming extent of light pollution, with over 83% of the global population living under it, raising concerns about the subsequent impact on bee behavior and hive survival. Researchers urge action to mitigate light exposure, such as using motion-activated outdoor lighting and supporting conservation efforts to protect these vital insects.

An Overlooked Perspective

Class 4 Fault-Managed Power Cabling from Remee Wire & Cable Implemented in Major LED Lighting Initiative

Class 4 Fault-Managed Power Cabling from Remee Wire & Cable Deployed in Major LED Lighting Initiative

Class 4 Fault-Managed Power Cabling from Remee Wire & Cable Deployed in Major LED Lighting Initiative

Alumni Association Supports S-GI Sports Initiatives