Polarized light pollution¶
Horváth. (2009). Polarized light pollution: a new kind of ecological photopollution.
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- Ecological Trap
- Asphalt roads, oil slicks, and dark glass buildings now reflect horizontally polarized light at comparable intensities
This sourceThe paper introducing 'polarized light pollution' as light polarized through interaction with human-made objects, which triggers maladaptive behaviour in polarization-sensitive taxa. The paper by Horváth and colleagues introducing polarized light pollution as a category of ecological photopollution. The paper reporting that unnatural polarized light from human-made objects can trigger maladaptive behaviour and alter ecological interactions in polarization-sensitive taxa.
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- Asphalt roads, oil slicks, and dark glass buildings now reflect horizontally polarized light at comparable intensities
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