Reviving the Night Sky: Easy Strategies to Minimize Light Pollution in Colorado

Light pollution poses a growing threat to our night skies, wildlife, and even human health, with recent data showing a 10% increase in global brightness over the past decade. This phenomenon not only obscures the stars but also disrupts migratory birds, confuses pollinators, and adversely affects our circadian rhythms. Fortunately, simple actions can help mitigate the issue, such as using shielded lights that direct brightness downward, opting for warm-toned LEDs, and implementing motion sensors. Community efforts in Colorado, including local advocacy and financial incentives for upgrading outdoor lighting, are gaining momentum to combat this challenge. By collectively reducing light pollution, residents can restore the natural beauty of the night sky while promoting a healthier environment for both humans and wildlife. Join the movement to let the stars shine once more across Colorado!

Reviving the Night Sky: Easy Strategies to Minimize Light Pollution in Colorado

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