Light pollution control is being addressed through assembly bills concerning the Middle Fork River in Champaign County, with the state pursuing dark sky certification.
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Light pollution control is being addressed through assembly bills concerning the Middle Fork River in Champaign County, with the state pursuing dark sky certification.
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Assembly bills address light pollution control for the preserve along the Middle Fork River.1 source
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Champaign County
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Middle Fork River
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Illinois
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