Light Pollution on Buildings

Light Pollution on Buildings

Stop lighting up your buildings like a Xmas tree - you are creating lighting pollution.

Many animals rely on darkness as part of their habitat and behavior, and night lights can disrupt their natural cycles.

Uplighting shining on buildings and trees is a major culprit. So you should try and avoid using up lights .
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[TimVenner]

Well done, so many don't even know light pollution is a thing. Seeing the stars is one of life's pleasures

[overviewstrain]

If you ever find yourself in California, you should visit Anza-Boreggo state park. You can see almost an infinite amount of stars there. It’s quite the contrast from Los Angeles and New York.

[lakeshoreshepherds]

Oh shoot. I’m the worst.
I have so many solar lights outside. I can’t see well at night. But I prefer to go outside when it is dark to feed all the animals. I live in a farm and it’s extremely dark out here now I feel bad.