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Study reveals which outdoor lighting minimizes harm to insects — UCLA–Smithsonian research confirms certain LED colors cause less damage than others
David Colgan, writing for the UCLA Newsroom, reports rew research by UCLA and the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute shows how the kind of light people…
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