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2 de nov. de 2020 · Nature Ecology & Evolution - A meta-analysis of 126 published studies shows that exposure to artificial light at night induces strong responses for physiological measures, daily activity...
15 de jun. de 2023 · The ability of humankind to produce electric light has enabled us, a naturally diurnal species, to dispel darkness and extend our activities into the night. However, artificial light has serious side effects that are commonly referred to as light pollution.
8 de abr. de 2013 · Future research on the ecological impacts of light pollution needs to address several key issues: (i) to what extent does the disruption of natural light regimes by artificial light influence population and ecosystem processes, such as mortality and fecundity rates, species composition and trophic structure; (ii) what are the ...
12 de may. de 2021 · Light is a pervasive component of ecosystems, producing the tapestry of optical sensory environments through which organisms navigate their daily lives. Despite exhaustive research on how light structures plant communities , the role of light in defining the ecological niche for vertebrates remains relatively enigmatic [2–4].
2 de nov. de 2012 · Decreasing the duration of lighting will reduce energy costs and carbon emissions, but is unlikely to alleviate many impacts on nocturnal and crepuscular animals, as peak times of demand for lighting frequently coincide with those in the activities of these species.
The ability of humankind to produce electric light has en-abled us, a naturally diurnal species, to dispel darkness and extend our activities into the night. However, artificial light has serious side effects that are commonly referred to as light pollution. Light pollution is defined as the sum.
27 de ene. de 2020 · These are: some dimensions of ecological systems are more prone to abrupt change than others; climate extremes may be more likely than mean trends to trigger abrupt change (e.g. coral bleaching is driven by extreme heatwaves rather than gradual ocean warming); multiple drivers often interact to produce ACES (e.g. climate change-driven drought and extreme fire can lead to abrupt changes of ...
