New York State lawmakers proposed a invoice that may require house and industrial property homeowners to close off their outside lights in a single day — laws that has sparked a fierce debate over potential security issues. Dubbed the Darkish Skies Safety Act, property homeowners must shut down nearly all outside lights, together with porch lights, between the hours of 11 p.m. and 5 a.m. each day. NYS Meeting Member Deborah Glick (Manhattan) and former State Sen. Brad Holyman-Sigal, now the Manhattan borough president, had launched the invoice to assist protect the evening sky and defend wildlife. “Light pollution, or…
