Top Items About Lights
| Type | Title | Teaser | Author | Views | Rating |
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| Trivia | How to improve security lighting | Much so-called security lighting is designed with little thought for how eyes—or criminals—opera | root | 68 | |
| Anecdotes | Finger of God | "The nineteenth century produced great preachers in Wales, some of whom are remembered to this day. John Elias was one such. | Anonymous | 47 | |
| Images | Ice hotel? | ... | root | 46 | |
| Trivia | Star parties near Tehran | The International Dark-Sky Association also has members in seventy-eight foreign countries, including Iraq and Iran, where... | root | 46 | |
| Anecdotes | Magnificent Snub | "At an international conference in Geneva in 1956 our then Foreign Secretary, Harold Macmillan, asked Lord Gladwyn to... | Anonymous | 43 | |
| Images | nut changing street lights | ... | root | 40 | |
| Trivia | Light pollution can kill migrating birds | Although nighttime lighting has seldom been a priority of environmentalists.. | root | 40 | |
| Images | Cheap Hoes! | ... | root | 32 | |
| Images | Africa at night | SEEN from space, Africa at night is unlit—as dark as all-but empty Siberia. With nearly 1 billion people, Africa accounts for over a sixth of the world's population, but generates only 4% of global electricity. Three-quarters of that is used by South Africa, Egypt and the other countries along the north African littoral. | root | 30 | |
| Trivia | Perverse incentive foils plan to boost building's energy efficiency | Rocky Mountain Institute CEO Amory Lovins: “Let me give you a specific case [of a so-called split incentive] –... | root | 29 |