Newsbrief from Environmental Building News
June 1, 2009

Daytime Light Pollution From Buildings May Harm Wildlife

Light pollution is usually defined as a problem of the night, when artificial lighting obscures our view of the stars and disorients migratory birds and other animals. A newly identified type of light pollution expands that definition to daytime, how
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