Help Preserve and Protect New Mexico's Night Skies!
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John Bau
12 years ago
One wonders if the guys who approved this are simply afraid of the dark.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Please stop the spread of such devices.
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austin burt
12 years ago
A waste of energy, distracting for drivers and ruins the views of the heavens which is the birthright of every human bieng.
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Gene Townsend
12 years ago
Please reverse the decision to allow electronic billboards.
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Mike Bickley
12 years ago
Please keep New Mi
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Shane Eigell
12 years ago
Dark
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Torc Torrance
12 years ago
Please preserve the view of the sky our ancestors richly valued
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Paul Marchant
12 years ago
Keep New Mexico's sky pristine
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Edith Cohen
12 years ago
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Please don't go against your own good policy of keeping our night skies dark, as outlined in your own 1999 Night Skky Protection Act. A group of amateur astronomers are working very hard to establish a location in SW NM, Granite Gap, and do everything we can to acquaint the public with the loss of our dark skies!!
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Sherilyn Burns
12 years ago
Dark skies--another one of New Mexico's natural resources.
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Dennis Hill
12 years ago
please keep these eye sores out of the state. Not only ugly but very distracting and dangerous for drivers blinding them at night causing a loss of night vision.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
They are ugly even in the daytime.
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Daniel Johnson
12 years ago
Keep the skies dark and beautiful. No electronic billboards!
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Leonard Espinosa
12 years ago
I wonder how much money "under the table" it took to convince the NM St Transportation Com to allow electronic billboards along federal highways?
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Dan Rossbach
12 years ago
The signs are downright dangerous as they are too bright already, blindingly so.
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Bernard Miller
12 years ago
Please consider changin this decision. The night sky is part of New Mexico's heritage and something I want future generation to enjoy.
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Dean Schwartzenberg
12 years ago
No to wasteful and right billboard lighting.
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Greg Taylor
12 years ago
I am a new mexico resident. The night sky is a heritage that I want my children and grandchildren to enjoy.
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gerald verwolf
12 years ago
Save the dark skies, stop wasting precious energy and make use of appropriate outside light fixtures made for dark skies.
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Bob Harkins
12 years ago
please don't turn NM wonderful dark skies into Las Vegas
One wonders if the guys who approved this are simply afraid of the dark.
Please stop the spread of such devices.
A waste of energy, distracting for drivers and ruins the views of the heavens which is the birthright of every human bieng.
Please reverse the decision to allow electronic billboards.
Please keep New Mi
Dark
Please preserve the view of the sky our ancestors richly valued
Keep New Mexico's sky pristine
Please don't go against your own good policy of keeping our night skies dark, as outlined in your own 1999 Night Skky Protection Act. A group of amateur astronomers are working very hard to establish a location in SW NM, Granite Gap, and do everything we can to acquaint the public with the loss of our dark skies!!
Dark skies--another one of New Mexico's natural resources.
please keep these eye sores out of the state. Not only ugly but very distracting and dangerous for drivers blinding them at night causing a loss of night vision.
They are ugly even in the daytime.
Keep the skies dark and beautiful. No electronic billboards!
I wonder how much money "under the table" it took to convince the NM St Transportation Com to allow electronic billboards along federal highways?
The signs are downright dangerous as they are too bright already, blindingly so.
Please consider changin this decision. The night sky is part of New Mexico's heritage and something I want future generation to enjoy.
No to wasteful and right billboard lighting.
I am a new mexico resident. The night sky is a heritage that I want my children and grandchildren to enjoy.
Save the dark skies, stop wasting precious energy and make use of appropriate outside light fixtures made for dark skies.
please don't turn NM wonderful dark skies into Las Vegas