UKH

An interesting article on this in the Guardian today:

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2019/nov/22/light-pollution-insect-...

Different motivation, I know, but staying on La Palma and seeing how seriously they take the topic of light pollution is a revelation.

I'd recommend Dave Goulson's book, The Garden Jungle, to anyone interested in and concerned about insescts

Unfortunately most folk don't care enough about insects (look how many replies to this?)

Without insects they'd be mass extinctions of both plants /trees pollenated by them, Mass starvation of birds, lizards, frogs, toads, many mammals.

And if we survived that we'd have no honey, let alone many of our fruit and veg was disappear off the menu.

Most people are unfortunately incredibly shortsighted and ill-informed. Tell them that the world's going to heat up by two degrees and they'll think, oh that's nice, more sunbathing weather, rather than the fact that it might possibly lead to the end of most life, human and otherwise, on the planet.

Increasing numbers of studies put e m f radiation in the dock. youtube.com/watch?v=NRtFNwREACQ&

You do know that light is 'emf radiation'?

Please confine this radiation nonse to the original thread

Which thread  do I go to discuss nonses?