Cities Combat Light Pollution to Restore Natural Night Environments
Cities around the world are taking steps to reduce light pollution, which is disrupting natural ecosystems and affecting human health. Artificial light emissions have increased globally, impacting nocturnal wildlife and human circadian rhythms. Efforts to mitigate light pollution include implementing regulations to limit unnecessary lighting and adopting energy-efficient lighting solutions. Some cities, like Fulda in Germany, have been recognized for their initiatives to minimize light pollution, such as using targeted lighting and motion sensors. These measures aim to restore natural night environments and reduce the negative impacts of excessive artificial light. 
