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Texas is home to some of the darkest skies left in the United States. In some areas, nights are so clear that scientists, stargazers, and
Maybe you’ve already been here: you’re driving home on a dark Texas highway when an oncoming SUV crests the hill, and suddenly you can’t see
Most of us think of light pollution as a nuisance for astronomers and stargazers, or a shame for city dwellers who never see the Milky
When most of us think of pollinators, we picture bees buzzing through a sunny garden or butterflies drifting from bloom to bloom. But there’s another
Most gardens are built for daylight: colorful blooms for morning walks, tidy beds admired over afternoon coffee. But when the sun sets, an entirely different
Most of us look up at the night sky and see stars. They are beautiful and a little humbling, but ultimately distant. For generations of
Picture this: you pull into a brightly lit parking lot, your neighbor’s floodlight washing across your bedroom window all night, or a streetlight hums outside
It’s 11:30 p.m., and you’re trying to fall asleep, but a harsh white light is shining straight through your bedroom window. Or maybe your backyard,
Local advocacy is the frontline defense against light pollution. Grassroots movements across the country have proven that community-based efforts can successfully restore dark skies, one
Permanent lights are a growing trend among many homeowners. Permanent lighting installations are year-round LED strips and accent lights installed under eaves, on porches, and