Zusammenfassung
'Light-Pollution' und Licht-Smog, überdosiertes blaustichiges Licht, wertloser, sinnloser Licht-'Abfall' samt Nebenwirkungen kann nicht mehr ent'sorgt' sondern muss prophylaktisch verhindert werden. Weltweit.
Summary
Light Pollution can be prevented. It has to be prevented – for the sake and for the benefit of ecology, economy and sensory physiology. And the beauty and the magnificence of the world heritage Starry Sky.
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Heilig, P. Light pollution. Spektrum Augenheilkd. 24, 267–270 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00717-010-0440-8
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