By Meaghan Ellis A New York columnist is illuminating a growing problem that is plaguing rural areas across the United States and other parts of the world. According to Andrea Stanley, light pollution is becoming more prevalent. Briefly sharing her own experience, Stanley voiced her concerns about the negative impacts of artificial light. “So deep was my desire to connect to the outside, to the night skies, that when the cost of construction threatened to go over my budget, I cut out air conditioning instead of a chance at a view,” Stanley wrote in Friday’s New York Times. “Since then, I’ve ne…
