Light pollution is increasing globally, obscuring stars and impacting human and wildlife health. A coalition called Lights Out Wisconsin formed in 2025 to raise awareness and reduce light pollution.

As development marches on, the world is experiencing an increase in light pollution, or excessive artificial light after dark. Its effect can be seen from satellites in orbit and humans on the ground.

What is the Lights Out program? At its core, it’s a conservation initiative. The program targets high-rise buildings, especially those over 40 stories or taller than 20 stories if they stand alone.

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