Two things I wonder about with the new fluorescent bulbs (but am too lazy to research).
1.) They contain mercury. Do they REALLY expect everybody to recycle these bulbs properly once they become so prevalent? I wonder if we"re going to see a spike in the mercury levels in our waterways.
2.) When they go on and on about light bulbs being 90% heat... why is that such a bad thing? I spend more time heating my house than not every year. I do wonder if they factor the heat into the whole equation regarding overall cost and efficiency. At least in northern areas.
In other words, maybe some of us don"t mind heat as a byproduct, and it"s not the total waste they assume it to be.
I"m sure overall they"re "better", but I do wonder what the REAL differences are - and if we REALLY need to have the government involved at this point, forcing us to stop using the old ones.
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