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Do you think that Winona LaDuke made an effective argument for reducing light pollution? Why or why not?
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Yes — largely effective. LaDuke ties light pollution to cultural loss, ecological harm (wildlife, pollinators), human health, and wasted energy, using moral framing and local examples to make the issue relatable; however, her case would be stronger with more scientific citations and clearer, actionable policy solutions.
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