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Striped sheets cut seabird collisions by 2.8 times
A Canadian seabird study found that vertically striped sheets had 2.8 times fewer collisions than plain ones. Darker surfaces, especially black, also outperformed white, suggesting simple changes could make coastal buildings, ships and offshore facilities safer at night.
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