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by Dameon Welch-Abemathy on February 3, 2008
I am not a huge fan of compact fluorescent bulbs, myself. They take a while to warm up and don't produce the same kind of light. I can't wait for LED bulbs to start showing up as they produce better light, use even less energy than compact fluorescent bulbs, and last longer.
More details from US News And World Reports and USA Today.
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Vote for Incandesent Bulbs Banned From Sale After 2012 In U.S.:
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Rating: 9.25 out of 4 vote(s) cast.
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Response from:
Techzilla
(02/10/08 12:50pm)
LEDs are not good for the economy though. Or should I say tax revenues. Anytime you make something that lasts longer then the average smo will not be replacing it anytime soon. That trickles down to less jobs etc.
Response from:
Dameon Welch-Abernathy
(02/10/08 1:21pm)
@TechZilla That is a good point. Things that don't break as often don't get replaced as often. On the other hand, it means that there will be MORE money available to spend on other things.
Personally, I think the "disposable" mentality that has overtaken the world is at least partially responsible for the environmental quagmire we find ourselves in today.
Personally, I think the "disposable" mentality that has overtaken the world is at least partially responsible for the environmental quagmire we find ourselves in today.
Response from:
syliva
(05/21/09 3:01am)
how about this kind:
http://www.b2c-support.com/n-32-led-ultra-bright-flashlight-torch-wate
rproof-silve-p-146.html
http://www.b2c-support.com/n-32-led-ultra-bright-flashlight-torch-wate
rproof-silve-p-146.html
Response from:
Tech|noob
Engadget reports that the recent energy bill passed by the U.S. Congress starts to phase out incandescent
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