If you say I hate the automotive designers who can't design properly angled headlights, I'm criminalizing your shit take too
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Not sure if this is the most radical, but light pollution has to go or lessen. In urban areas nobody can even see the stars anymore. In my country it is impossible to see the milky way, it was still visible about ten years ago in remote areas.
It also affects trees and plants, stresses out wildlife and just in general is bad. Also pointless energy consumption.
Also ban big ad screens that blink or exist in cities or roadsides.
This is definitely political, but I struggle to think of anything that isn't.
I went to the most remote dark sky certified place in my area to watch the recent meteor shower and the Milky Way was only just barely visible.