New York City councilman seeks to dim skyline at night to save energy
It would exempt landmarks, such as the Empire State Building and the Chrysler Building, as well as the city's brightest nighttime tourist draw, Times Square.
NEW YORK – Bright lights, big city?
Not so much, if a New York City council member gets his way.
He's introduced a bill requiring most office high-rises to turn off the lights at night as a way to cut energy costs and help migratory birds. And it might even give New Yorkers a chance to see some stars other than the celebrities walking down the street.
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