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Let’s reach for the stars – International Dark Sky Week!
Taking place the week of April 5-11, 2013, International Dark-Sky Week is meant to “highlight” the problems arising from light pollution and its negative impacts on the night sky, ourselves, and the environment. According to the press release from the … Continue reading
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Tagged astronomy, cities, environment, geography, Global Astronomy Month, IDA, International Dark Sky Assocation, light pollution, nature, night sky, outer space, planning, pollution, space
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