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Congratulations to ALL! We have broken the 8,000 membership mark, and we continue
to grow at a rapid Cheers, |
Oct. 27, 2001
IDA Board Member Reg Wilson to speak at
CPTED-2001 Conference 24-27 Sep. 2001, in Brisbane, Australia
Sep 5, 2001
ASHRAE/IESNA
Standard 90.1-1999 — In More Detail
Satellite
Broadcast October 30, 2001
12:00
- 4:15 p.m. (Eastern)
Sep 1, 2001
(as of August 31, 2001)
-also see Membership
Thanks to all the hard work by all of our members and staff!
Aug 31, 2001
NY Moves To Regulate Illumination - Hearing is set for 2:30 p.m. 28 Aug
Aug 28, 2001
Aug 28, 2001
the night sky over San Diego
Aug 27, 2001
The Public Interest Energy Research (PIER) Programs
Outdoor Lighting Baseline Assessment Project
Aug 24, 2001
Side Bar - The urban jungle is murder on migrating birds - Chicago's "Dim the Lights" campaign.
THE
SIERRA CLUB BULLETIN: NEWS FOR MEMBERS -
May/June2001
- Sierra Magazine - Sierra Club
Notes - While most people are aware
of the problems of air, water, and noise pollution,
many are in the dark about light.
Aug 24, 2001
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC WORLD MAGAZINE
The August issue contains an article on Light Pollution.
ABC TV - Powers
of Darkness Not All Evil
Moved Aug 24, 2001
"The first world atlas of the artificial night sky brightness" .
On August 15
visits to the IDA Web Site reached 2151
In the ten day
period Aug. 8-18 we received 10,351 visitors.
This is the largest "known" number
of visits since the week of November 22, 1998, when Parade magazine published
"Our Wasted Light," by noted astronomer and Parade Magazine Science
Editor David H. Levy.
This publication reaches nearly
85 million readers. Reprints of "Our Wasted Light" are available from
IDA.
from Energy Users News Magazine
Aug 18, 2001
The Journal of Neuroscience, August 15, 2001, 21(16):6405-6412
Study Suggest that a novel photopigment in the human eye
effects circadian rhythm.
Aug 16, 2001
The first world
atlas of the artificial night sky brightness
prompts a flurry
of news coverage around the world.
The first world atlas of the artificial night sky brightness
NPR
talkes with IDA about Light Pollution (Aug 8, 2001) 4th. item down (Requires REAL AUDIO)
Many of the follow links will expire without notice.
MSNBC's "The
Milky Way is Disappearing" (link expired)
The Sydney Morning Herald - We
can't see because of all that light (Aug 9, 2001)
Atlas shows night sky pollution - BBC (Aug 15, 2001)
YahooNews - Study: Pollution Hiding
Milky Way (link expired)
Study: Most people losing sight of stars - CNN (Aug 15, 2001)
Disappearing Night: Milky Way Invisible from Most of Europe,
U.S. - SPACE.com (Aug 15, 2001)
Most
People Never See A Truly Dark Night Sky: Study - UniSci (Aug 14, 2001)
Street lights outshine real sky at night - The Guardian (UK).
(Aug 14, 2001)
Our Lights Make Stars an 'Endangered
Species' - Los Angeles Times (Aug 13, 2001) (link expired)
Lost in a dark with excessive bright - The Times (UK) (Aug
10, 2001)
SpaceRef.com (Aug 15 2001)
-- New Royal Astronomical
Society press release
Geological Society - News - The future's bright and slightly
orange (Aug 14, 2001)
NASA WATCH
(Not a NASA Site) The first world atlas ... (Aug 6, 2001) (link expired)
Times-News BURLINGTON,
N.C. (Aug 13, 2001) (link expired)
RAS Press Notice (Aug 13,2001)
Study details
growing problem of light pollution, SpaceFlightNow.com (Aug 18, 2001)
Aug 15, 2001 - revised Aug 27
-also see Membership
Thanks to all the hard work by all of our members and staff!
Aug 15, 2001
The June IDA Newsletter in on line - see Newletters