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Salt Lake Tribune | Mon, Apr 20
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Kevin Poe, a park ranger at Bryce Canyon National Park, encourages visitors to buy motion detectors for their outdoor lights and use small, solar-powered lights that stick into the ground to light up pathways. He points to several studies showing that ...
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