Episode 99 - Getting a Softer Groove

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Episode 99 - Getting a Softer Groove

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Chip works by the three “Rights” as in “doing the right thing.” The RIGHT amount of light, in the RIGHT location, and on for the RIGHT amount of time. Chip has used this term for decades to help guide his designs and installations from the time of incandescent through to the LED era and everything in between. Chip is also on board with sustainability and responsible outdoor light at night with indirect lighting, dimming, lower Kelvin temperatures, and just plain turning lights off. That’s how to get a softer groove.
Chip Israel has been a lighting designer for over 39 years. In 1992, he founded LIGHTING DESIGN ALLIANCE, a full-service architectural lighting design firm, where he built a highly-select team of lighting design professionals who now serve a variety of clients worldwide. As Co-CEO and Founder, Chip works closely with the owner, design team, and manufacturers to ensure lighting systems are fully integrated with the architectural design and enhance the designer’s concepts.
Chip is committed to promoting excellence in lighting design through education. As a leading industry spokesman, he has presented technical papers and educational seminars in over seventeen countries and lectured in dozens of universities.
Lighting Design Alliance has also been recognized by winning over 300 National and International design awards, including multiple awards for sustainable lighting design.
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@johnmoody5982 4 ай бұрын

There is an answer to all this, of course. It's called environmental legislation like we had with the clean water act and clean air act. Self regulation is commendable as are good neighbors. But this didn't clean up the rivers polluted with heavy metals and sewage discharges. Same with air. It's called the modern era. There is a social contract in a developed, civilized society that issues like health, safety and the environment will be protected under the law. That has not been done with light pollution and natural light as a media to be conserved. Where would we be if water pollution was just left to the goodwill of industry and private parties? How about solid waste? How about air? The situation is really pathetic though I applaud the efforts of the various groups and industry associates that are trying. They're not getting much help from government or to be frank, the people themselves.