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> you're showing light pollution, not air pollution I wonder if there would be a strong correlation between the two.
by stronglikedan 3y ago
> you're showing light pollution, not air pollution
I wonder if there would be a strong correlation between the two.
- Gigachad 3y agoI’d think up to a point and then it flips. Highways and suburbs tend to have a lot of lighting and vehicles so the air pollution would be peaked, but then you get to the dense city areas where there is much much more lighting but not much capacity for vehicles so I’d think you’d see a dip.