Arguably the world's greatest light pollution success, admittedly
isn't.

http://www.praguepost.com/articles/2007/03/07/blinded-by-the-light.php

How much evidence is it going to take for observers to acknowledge
that a
"change of tactics" is needed.

Do most stargazers secretly prefer the sight of artificial lights
over an
unpolluted view of the heavens??

Doug Kniffen

As far as light pollution is concerned, the genie is out of the
bottle. All over Europe, government agencies are talking about
reducing the problem but nothing concrete is happening on the ground.

"Pierre" <p.gir...@tesco.net> wrote in news:1174239616.737805.240410
@l77g2000hsb.googlegroups.com:

As far as light pollution is concerned, the genie is out of the
bottle. All over Europe, government agencies are talking about
reducing the problem but nothing concrete is happening on the ground.

Hopefully, it will change a bit - we got this last week

http://www.lalibre.be/article.phtml?id=10&subid=90&art_id=337704

We are supposed to be shutting down our highway lights during a part of the
night. All these talks about global warming may lead to some actions being
actually taken rather than discussed.