light pollution
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Urban Moths Develop Smaller Wings in Response to City Lights
A small team of environmental scientists affiliated with several institutions in Belgium and Switzerland has found evidence that city-dwelling moths may be evolving smaller wings, possibly due to light pollution.
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Maui Curbs Light Pollution with New Bill Restricting Use of Outdoor Lighting at Night
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Artificial Light Masks Natural Light Cycles, Affects Both Human and Animal Behavior
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Sharks Frequenting Coastlines Revealed in Miami Study
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Experts Discuss How Light and Noise Pollution Affect Animal Senses
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According To Study, Monarch Butterflies Might Become Disoriented as a Result of Light Pollution
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Artificial Light Pollution: What is It and How Does it Affect our Environment?
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Light Pollution Disrupts Crickets' Reproductive Process, Making Them Chirp During the Day
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New Research Shows Fast Increase in Global Light Pollution Over the Last 25 Years
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Light Pollution: LED Streetlights Contribute to Moth Decline in England
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