Green | October 07, 2007 | 2 comments

Incandescent Light Bulbs: So Over

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Australia recently passed a law that will ban the sale of incandescent lightbulbs in three years, and other countries are looking to follow suit. Here is an idea to help boost the sales of compact fluorescent lights—the leading alternative technology—and to make sure consumers take the imperative step of recycling their burned-out CFLs.
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2 comments // Incandescent Light Bulbs: So Over

  • cwhite
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    • I'm wondering just how long it'll be before people start throwing away all those compact fluorescent bulbs and the government starts mandating how they're disposed of. Bad laws breed more bad laws. How bad is a CF bulb for the earth? What sorts of havoc is THAT bulb going to wreak on the dumps? Ugh. The guilt! Oh yeah, and good luck getting people to hold on to those return shipment containers for the 5-7 years life of the bulbs. I hate that stuff stacking up for 5-7 days!

    • 5 years ago
  • khsing
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