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Politics : Just the Facts, Ma'am: A Compendium of Liberal Fiction

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To: jlallen who wrote (73698)9/1/2009 8:57:34 PM
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The enviroweenies have screwed us again.

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The Science is Settled
By: Greg Pollowitz
NRO's Media blog

Twisty light bulbs don't produce quality light. WSJ:

<<<The Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007 will effectively phase out incandescent light bulbs by 2012-2014 in favor of compact fluorescent lamps, or CFLs. Other countries around the world have passed similar legislation to ban most incandescents.

Will some energy be saved? Probably. The problem is this benefit will be more than offset by rampant dissatisfaction with lighting. We are not talking about giving up a small luxury for the greater good. We are talking about compromising light. Light is fundamental. And light is obviously for people, not buildings. The primary objective in the design of any space is to make it comfortable and habitable. This is most critical in homes, where this law will impact our lives the most. And yet while energy conservation, a worthy cause, has strong advocacy in public policy, good lighting has very little.

Even without taking into account people's preferences, CFLs, which can be an excellent choice for some applications, are simply not an equivalent technology to incandescents in all applications. >>>


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