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Share CPRE chief Crispin Truman said the fall in light pollution was ‘an unintended positive consequence of lockdown’. Light pollution is bad for health, disrupting people s sleep, and damaging for wildlife, with migrating birds becoming disoriented by it because they use the stars and moon to navigate. Mr Truman added: I m delighted to see severe light pollution in the UK appears to have fallen… Let s hope we can hold on to some of this achievement as we come out of lockdown. It is International Dark Skies Week and experts have called on businesses to tackle light pollution by pointing lights downward, shielding glare, using warmer coloured bulbs and off-timers. ....
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Last modified on Tue 6 Apr 2021 01.37 EDT Top story: ‘Divisive’ plan, say some Tory MPs Hello, Warren Murray with you again on the other side of the chocolate egg mountain. Keir Starmer is likely to oppose Covid status certificates, the Guardian has been told, as Boris Johnson promised they would not be introduced earlier than mid-May. A senior Labour source said ministers had not adequately explained how it would work, its purpose and the cost to the taxpayer. Forty Tory MPs have pledged to oppose certificates as “divisive and discriminatory”, potentially wiping out the government’s majority. Under the scheme, only people who can prove they have had a coronavirus vaccine, a recent negative test, or antibodies from an infection in the last six months would be allowed into some settings such as theatres and sports stadiums. Starmer has said he thinks the idea runs against British instinct. ....
Posted by Kelly Kizer Whitt in Astronomy Essentials | Human World | April 6, 2021 Celebrate dark night skies and help limit light pollution by raising awareness through the annual International Dark Sky Week, April 5 to 12, 2021. Find links to global events here. According to the International Dark-Sky Association (IDA) – founded in 1988 and based in Tucson, Arizona – light pollution is increasing at a rate two times that of population growth, and 83% of the global population lives under a light-polluted sky. That’s why the group has established an International Dark Sky Week, which in 2021 falls on April 5 to 12. Goals for the week include turning off unneeded exterior lights and considering leaving them off all year long. The group also hopes you’ll learn the stars and constellations, and teach them to others, and join the global dark sky movement to protect and celebrate our shared heritage. According the the IDA: ....
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