Madison Astronomical Society
UW Space Place 2300 S. Park St., Suite LL-100, Madison, Wisconsin
media release: April 14 meeting: Protecting the Night: Light Pollution Reduction in Madison
Could Madison WI be a dark sky community? The Common Council seems to think so and has taken action to this end. This talk will focus mainly on the problem of light pollution generally, how Madison is faring specifically, what the future may hold if we do nothing, and will end with the Common Council’s recent action, and why this is reason for us all to hope.
John is a long-time member and former president of the MAS and has recently taken an active role in advocacy of dark skies and adoption of smart lighting choices in places like Madison.
This meeting will take place in-person at our usual Space Place classroom location (2300 S. Park St., Madison) at 7:15pm. It will also be streamed live to our Youtube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@madisonastronomicalsociety.