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Lighting legislation has been introduced at the highest level in the Czech Republic. The Czech Republic are the first country in the world to introduce national legislation to outlaw light pollution. The act is called "The Protection of the Atmosphere Act" and comes in to force in June 2002. Under the act anyone who erects a light shining outside of their property or into the sky or makes no attempt to reduce light pollution from a light may be fined $7500.Please read the description for Society: Issues: Environment: Light Pollution: Regulation for further information.
Also, please read the FAQs and description for Society: Issues: Environment: Light Pollution for general information.
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Gives information, letters and press releases about the Czech light pollution law, parts of the law, images of various lighting fixtures, light-pollution software, and contact details for members.
A full translation of the Czech Clean Air act. Additional formats available on the same webpage. The translation has not been approved by the government.
Gives information, letters and press releases about the Czech light pollution law, parts of the law, images of various lighting fixtures, light-pollution software, and contact details for members.
A full translation of the Czech Clean Air act. Additional formats available on the same webpage. The translation has not been approved by the government.
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