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Senior Vice President at Denterlein

Humans and other animals need darkness. With the support of advocates including the Museum of Science, a bill that would regulate light pollution gained momentum in the Massachusetts legislature this session. I grew up in Tucson, a city on the cutting edge of lighting ordinances due to its strong astronomy presence, and I'm a space nerd, so I've always had a personal passion for this issue. But the environmental and health impacts of bad lighting are huge. Boston will never be as dark as rural New Hampshire, but small changes across the state like pointing lights downward and limiting blue light (it's everywhere!) can make a big difference for ecosystems and human well-being. And it can make life more fun! How many of us wished the bill had passed when the aurora borealis appeared in New England in May?

This weekend will be brilliant for star gazing ... if light pollution doesn’t block out the stars. - The Boston Globe

This weekend will be brilliant for star gazing ... if light pollution doesn’t block out the stars. - The Boston Globe

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Arielle Cline

Coordinator: Passionate About Community Engagement and Educational, Environmental and Recreational Programming (Certified Administrative Professional)

7 个月

I’m so glad this is in the works! I always knew about the rules in Florida due to turtle migration but recently I’ve been learning about how light pollution has affected lightening bugs right here in Mass.

all about dark skies initiatives!

We are looking forward to working to pass this important legislation next session!

Kimberly Hirsh Kabonga

Interim Chief Human Resources Officer and senior consultant in HR/OD, operations, and business development

6 个月

Thank you for sharing, this is great news!

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