Don't they already have this in North Korea?

[Dan]

http://buzz.yahoo.com/buzzlog/94259
 
Stargazers now have their Graceland. The Channel Island of Sark, located 80 miles south of England, has been designated as the world's first dark-sky island.
Dark-sky communities are places with very little to no light pollution. As a result, the stars are far easier to see and more fun to look at.
 
 
Or you could just go to North Korea ...
 

[Truman62]

I guess they are doing their part to limit their carbon footprint.

[Dan]

Not by choice.

[littleeye]

It is harder to see starving people in the darkness.

[Dan]

That one beacon of light in North Korea is DardMex, holding a candle for dear leader.

[Truman62]

Hard to see how starving people live to 65+...

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/feb/22/north-korea-life-expectancy-falls

What is your source of your opinion littleeye?

[Dan]

Davik,
 
Your own link reports on the mass starvation in North Korea.

[littleeye]

Women and children are the first to suffer the effects of starvation. Your posted article enforces this fact.

[lluke47]

When you see a N Korean they look like a skeleton with skin stretched over it and hair on the top, even their soldiers look like they are hungry, that's what liberals want for America...