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SUMMARY:How Dark Is It? with UCLA Students
DESCRIPTION:Defined as the presence of unwanted\, inappropriate\, or 
 excessive artificial lighting\, light pollution pervades 80% of global 
 skies in the form of skyglow\, or artificial brightening of the night sky. 
 Its deleterious effects extend beyond astronomy — impacting the health of 
 natural ecosystems\, the behavior of energy consumption\, and human 
 circadian rhythms.\n\nSo\, what can we do about it? In cooperation with the 
 Central Idaho Dark Sky Reserve\, UCLA student researchers will share 
 information about the impacts of light pollution in Idaho\, the different 
 ways to measure light pollution\, the results of their monitoring studies 
 throughout the Reserve since 2021\, and ways you may be able to get 
 involved in tackling light pollution! \n\nRegistration requested to join us 
 in person. To watch live online (no registration needed) visit: 
 https://vimeo.com/event/6003299. A recording will be available to watch on 
 The Community Library's Event Archive.
LOCATION:John A. and Carole O. Moran Lecture Hall\, The Community Library
ORGANIZER;CN="Martha Williams":MAILTO:mwilliams@comlib.org
CATEGORIES:Lectures & Conversations
CONTACT;CN="Martha Williams":MAILTO:mwilliams@comlib.org
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