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Plan for mirrors in space raises light pollution fears

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Researchers have warned that plans to install reflective mirrors in space and up to a million more satellites into low Earth orbit could have...
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Alex Bittiner joins BDP as senior lighting designer

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Congratulations to Alex Bittiner, who has started a new role as senior lighting designer at BDP London. Writing on LinkedIn, Alex said that he was...
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From the edition – ‘HOW CAN WE GET DRIVERS TO SLOW DOWN OUTSIDE OUR SCHOOLS?’

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Despite most schools having flashing twin amber warning signs, too many drivers still fail to slow down at pick-up and drop-off times. With 1,200...
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Public

‘IF WE COME TOGETHER, WE CAN MAINSTREAM GOOD LIGHTING’

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Lighting may have made progress in mitigating obtrusive light pollution, especially within highway lighting and in protecting dark sky reserves, but there is still...
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LED lights on surfboards may reduce shark attacks

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The conversation around LED lighting and wildlife is often focused on how to reduce the use and impact of artificial light. However, research from Australia...
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Three-quarters of women change exercise behaviour after clocks change

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Nearly three-quarters of women (72%) change their behaviour during the darker winter months when it comes to getting outside and staying active, a report...
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Study set to measure car headlight glare

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The impact of bright lights on road users is being independently investigated by the Department for Transport (DfT). Consultancy firm the Transport Research Laboratory (TRL)...
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Guide on designing greener sports venues

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The Institution of Mechanical Engineers has published a report exploring how the design of sports venues can be used to reduce carbon emissions, improve...
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Number of women in engineering declining, especially at senior levels

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Engineering is going backwards in its efforts to make itself more inclusive, a worrying new report has revealed. The EngineeringUK Women in Engineering report has...
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Birds more likely to collide with buildings lit by blue light – study

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Night-migrating birds are at greater risk of colliding with buildings lit up with high levels of blue light at night, research has suggested. A study...
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