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light pollution

Blinding wildlife: The dark side of artificial light at night
The Green Guardian
/ 27 April 2023

Blinding wildlife: The dark side of artificial light at night

A new guide says cities should power down to reduce the harmful effects of light pollution on all life from insects and bats to birds and turtles

By Sheree Bega
Artificial lights across Africa may alter the biting behaviours of mosquitoes
The Green Guardian
/ 6 November 2021

Artificial lights across Africa may alter the biting behaviours of mosquitoes

‘Artificial light is doing things to the environment that we don’t even think about’

By Sheree Bega
Rolling blind: What happens when dung beetles get lost?
The Green Guardian
/ 26 August 2021

Rolling blind: What happens when dung beetles get lost?

Dung beetles rely on the Milky Way for direction at night, but new research shows how light pollution is causing them to lose their bearings. This could spell danger for other nocturnal creatures, too

By Sarah Evans
Cities need to embrace dark night skies
Opinion
/ 19 November 2020

Cities need to embrace dark night skies

Brightness harms people’s and other creatures’ health, disrupts ecosystems and changes climate

By Nick Dunn

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