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The Omnibus Roundup – Darker Cities, REI, Living Cities, Donnell Demolished, City 2.0 and Psychometric Drawing Experiments
by Urban Omnibus • December 9th, 2011
DARKER CITIES, BRIGHTER STARS The drive to limit light pollution has taken on increased prominence lately, with specialists across fields stressing its importance. The Atlantic Cities' Nate Berg last week highlighted this growing movement and how one small town, Homer Glenn, barely 30 miles outside of ...
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