Resolution; light pollution; bird mortality; encouraging Oklahomans to turn off lights during peak migration.
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Summary
The concurrent resolution asks Oklahoma businesses, state agencies, schools, sports complexes, organizations, and residents to turn off exterior lighting and shield interior lights from shining outside during April, May, September, and October, the peak migration periods. It points out that artificial light confuses migrating birds, leading to fatal collisions, and seeks to protect bird populations while saving energy.
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