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International Dark-Sky Association

Wisconsin Section

"Promoting quality outdoor lighting
and glorious Wisconsin night skies"

Spring 2004
About Light Pollution
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The night sky in Wisconsin can be enjoyed by every state resident and visitor. Tourists to the Wisconsin countryside can see the Milky Way and Aurora Borealis. Amateur astronomers must travel to rural Wisconsin to see farther into space than anyone in urban areas could dream. The steady increase of low-quality outdoor lighting, however, takes that nighttime pleasure away.

To learn more about how you can help preserve Wisconsin's night time skies, browse the topics on this page.

"Beauty in the Night Sky"
Buy the tape online or click on a link above to listen with RealPlayer

Joy Cardin w/guest David Liebl
Friday,
Dec. 2, 2005
6:00 AM

There's beauty in the night sky, and according to Joy Cardin's guest, we could enjoy it more and save energy if we reduce light pollution.

Guest: David Liebl, Pollution Prevention Specialist with the University of Wisconsin Extension.

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Star-viewing on vacation
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