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Larry: The sentence is looks like it could use a semi-colon after the word “site”. It should read "LED lighting saves energy costs and prevents light “bleed-out” from the site; (
With you all the way, David.
I wonder if the reporter was being paid by the word and threw in the last sentence, to be able to buy a "burger and fries.
Would someone explain what is meant by LED light runoff and how collection pools capture it?
Naming the energy-efficient and environmentally friendly features mentioned in the previous sentence is worth a few more words, but I agree it could have been done a little more clearly. “Bleed-out” is wasted light that shines beyond the area it is intended to illuminate, the lighting counterpart of heat that leaks out of a poorly insulated building.
Splitting hairs further, I would put the collecting pools in a sentence of their own. And in Denver, runoff comes from snow melt as well as rain.