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Kentucky Tackles Light Pollution on Highways | Lexington News
Kentucky just cracked down on light pollution with a new law taking effect July 15th, requiring state highway lights to be shielded so they don’t spill onto farmland—no impact on neighborhood streetlights. Farmers can file complaints about existing lights, and the state has 30 days to fix them. This move, from House Bill 571, protects crops like soybeans and reflects growing awareness that light pollution affects wildlife, energy use, and human health. It’s not just about stargazing—it’s about preserving the night sky and sparking wonder that can inspire future conservation. Listen in…
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