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GENERAL
Hass,
Cliff. “Light Pollution Internet Links”
http://members.aol.com/ctstarwchr/LiteLynx.htm#index.
“Light
Pollution Awareness”
http://svetlo.astro.cz/ctstarwchr/.
Disappearing
Stars: How 2,500 Points of Light Have Dwindled to Fifteen
www.space.com/spacewatch/light_pollution_030321.html
Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society — Dark
Skies Protection and Boreal Forest Conservation
http://23120.vws.magma.ca/news/archives/2005/09/dark_skies_prot.php,
ASTRONOMY
Astronomical
Society of Greater Hartford “Light Pollution Information”
http://members.aol.com/copernicanview/.
Berry,
Richard. “Light Pollution in Southern Ontario “The Journal
of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada”. June 1976.
Abstract available at;
http://www.rasc.ca/light/print/berry.htm.
Haas,
Cliff. (2000) “Where Has the Night Sky Gone, and Why Should
We Care?”
http://members.aol.com/ctstarwchr/nightsky.htm.
Pauley,
Stephen, MD. (1999) “Reclaiming the Milky Way.”
http://cowan.bendnet.com/darksky/ReclaimingMW.htm.
Phillips,
Tony (2001) “The Fading Milky Way: Light Pollution is a
Growing Environmental Problem That Threatens to Erase the
Night Sky Before Its Time”
http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2001/ast01nov_1.htm.
“Saving
Dark Skies” A collection of 5 articles from Sky and Telescope
at
http://skyandtelescope.com/resources/darksky/.
Upgren,
A.R. (1996) “Night Blindness: Light Pollution is Changing
Astronomy, The Environment and Our Experience of Nature.”
The Amicus Journal. Winter 22-25
HEALTH
Stevens,
RG. “Light in the Built Environment: Potential Role of the
Circadian Disruption in Endocrine Disruption and Breast Cancer.”
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&list_uids=11405333&dopt=Abstract
LIGHTING
SOLUTIONS
Batinsey,
John. (1996) “Light Pollution: The Neglected Problem”
http://www.monmouth.com/~ksears/litepol1.htm.
A version
of this article appeared with the same title in the Winter,
1994 issue of ANJEC Report
Outen,
Alan (1998) “Artificial Lighting and Ecology”
http://enquire.hertscc.gov.uk/hbrc/currentprojects/ArtLig.htm.
The Royal
Astronomical Society of Canada (1998) “The RA.S.C. Light
Pollution Abatement Program”
http://www.rasc.ca/light/print/booklet.htm.
“Solving
Lighting Problems.”
http://www.beachtobay.org/html/solving_lighting_problems.htm
“Streetlight
Retrofit helps City of Calgary Save Energy.”
http://www.darksky.org/infoshts/pdf/is191.pdf
BIOLOGY
Baldwin,
D.H. “Enquiry into the Mass Mortality of Nocturnal Migrants
in Ontario”, The Ontario Naturalist 3(1): 3-11, 1965
Bower,
Joe (2000) “The Dark Side of Light.”
http://magazine.audubon.org/darksideoflight.html.
Degraded
Darkness
(by Ben Harder)
Grady,
Wayne. “Blinded by the Light.” Explore. Winter, 2002
Harder,
Ben “Deprived of Darkness: The Unnatural Ecology of Artificial
Light at Night.” Science News. April 20, 2002
Longcore,
Travis and Rich, Catherine. Effects of Light and Noise
from a Proposed Wal-Mart “Supercenter” on the Wildlife of
Penjajawoc Marsh. Maine Audubon Society, July 7, 2002
McMahon,
John. “Pulling the Plug on Light Pollution”. Central
New York Environment 24.4 (Aug/Sept. 1999)
Ogden,
L.J.E. Collision Course: The Hazards of Lighted Structures
and Windows to Migrating Birds. Toronto: World Wildlife
Fund Canada and Fatal Light Awareness Program.
Outen,
Alan R. The Possible Ecological Implications of Artificial
Lighting
Hertfordshire
Biological Records Centre, 1998.
Simon,
D. Vanishing Night Skies: The Effects of Light Pollution
on the National Park System. Washington, DC: National
Parks and Conservation Association, 1999.
Verheijen,
F.J. (1958) “The Mechanisms of the Trapping Effect of Artificial
Light Sources Upon Animals.” Netherlands Journal of Zoology
13:1-107
Weir,
R.D. Annotated bibliography of Bird Kills at Man-made
Obstacles: A Review of the State of the Art and Solutions.
Department of Fisheries and the Environment, Canadian Wildlife
Service, Ontario Region, 1976.
By-Laws/Ordinances
“Index
of IAU Commission 50 working group on light pollution” (2003)
http://www.ctio.noao.edu/light_pollution/iau50/
Penasa,
David. “Getting Starting With Outdoor Light Ordinance.”
http://www.darksky.org/infoshts/pdf/is181.pdf
Designing
a Light-Pollution Bylaw: Some Experiences and Comments (pdf)
James G. Laframboise
The
Royal Astronomical Society of Canada - Bylaws that are
applicable to Canadian Municipalities
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