I'm intrigued by people thinking about light and sound pollution. Lighting engineer Nancy Clanton is working on a project for the California Energy Commission, looking at reducing the use of outdoor lighting without reducing its effectiveness. Some interesting points about the effects of good and bad lighting, and what makes lighting effective in different situations (it's not just how bright it is).
Rethinking urban lighting
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I study art in Strasbourg. I'm in my fourth year. This article is very interesting for me. Could you send me more informations about her researches, please?
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