Tag Archives: cfl disposal
Dim bulbs: Consequential failure
Here is an editorial from today’s Pittsburgh Tribune-Review: The fate of Americans making conventional incandescent light bulbs shows the “green” future touted as U.S. manufacturing’s salvation is yet another faulty government premise. Congress effectively outlawed incandescent bulbs as of 2014 … Continue reading
Filed under Uncategorized
September 30 is Send Your Light Bulbs To Washington Day!
Christopher Fountain at For What It’s Worth has this idea for disposing of used compact fluorescent light bulbs: if voters from all over the country sent them to Washington – how about September 30th? – anonymously, we’d shut down the … Continue reading
Filed under Uncategorized
Light bulb disposal expertise is on the rise in Congress
Congress has gone green, according to a story in USA Today. The House of Representatives has switched to compact fluorescent light bulbs. Over 4,000 of these light bulbs have been installed in Senate buildings. So when we say your Senators … Continue reading
Filed under Uncategorized
John Walsh stands up to light bulb Eurobureaucrats
Writer and commentator John Walsh says what lots of people are probably thinking about the European Union’s ban of incandescent light bulbs: From a week today I shall be a marked man. An outlaw. A renegade, beyond the reach of … Continue reading
Filed under Uncategorized
