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Help Preserve and Protect New Mexico's Night Skies!

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Robert S. Gadbois
12 years ago

Electronic billboards are an abomination. Other than filling someone's pockets, it is wasteful, unhealthy and does nothing toward enhancing security.

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Roger A Brown
12 years ago

Mount Prospect, IL USA

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mark scheinbaum
12 years ago

Colfax county resident

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Jan Gee
12 years ago

electronic billboards are too bright and distracting!

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Joseph E. Matthews
12 years ago

This is a no-brainer! Do not erect these billboards

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Daniel Joyce
12 years ago

It is frustrating to those of us who voluntarily set up our telescopic instruments aiming at objects whose light started out deep in Paleozoic times, then crossed throught the entire Mesozoic Era of the Dinosaurs, all of the time of the Age of Mammals, more than 350 million years in all, only to have it lose all its glory in the last fiftieth of a thousandth of a second by illumination wasted on the night sky.

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D Herbst
12 years ago

Please keep light pollution down so we can enjoy our nightly skies with all it's wonders

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Ken Davy
12 years ago

New Mexico is one of the few places left where you can still see the stars the way Galileo saw them. It’s a natural resource worth protecting!

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Ken Davy
12 years ago

New Mexico is one of the few places left where you can still see the stars the way Galileo saw them. It’s a natural resource worth protecting!

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Robert J Simpson
12 years ago

It's not good when you can see the glow of Albuquerque lights in Ancho

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Joe DalSanto
12 years ago

Its vital to defend and preserve this natural resource before its compromised! Would you install billboards in a national park or a pristine beach?

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Bill Coughlan
12 years ago

Utilizing both conservation of energy and smarter outdoor lighting, we can preserve our resources and enjoy them.

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JoAnn Davy
12 years ago

Please keep this part of the night sky dark. There are very few places like it in the US.

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keith
12 years ago

Read about the last tree standing in the book Collap. Air, soil ,water, food. Now the the view of the stars and planets.

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Joseph Glynn
12 years ago

San Antonio Mountain NM Star Park

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Robert S. Gadbois
12 years ago

It makes good sense not only for our environment but for us and our descendants. Don't let short-term greed get in the way of doing the right thing.

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Jason Shilling Kendall
12 years ago

At some point, we shall see that our deliberate pollution comes in many ways. Almost all light pollution comes from one of two places: poorly considered security concerns or rampant marketing where none is needed.

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Jeffrey Berman
12 years ago

This is the next serious threat to our night skies globally.

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Joseph P. Mayer
12 years ago

In the twentieth century New Mexico has been a center for science. Encourage it by allowing us to see the universe.

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Victor C. Rogus
12 years ago

dark skies will attract more people than billboards will sell products.