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Old 09-06-2009, 06:53 AM   #114
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Some people just don’t get it!
Actually, I think most people do get it, they just don't like being dictated to.

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CF lamp saves a lot of energy
CF lights save a bit of energy (per individual light), Sodium lights use a lot of energy, but you don't see the local councils turning off all (or probably more sensibly half) of the millions of street lights - which would save MASSES of energy.

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Think GREEN
I do think Green in other ways, and CF light are not that green, sure they are more energy efficient but there is more than one type of pollution -Mercury for example. Yes, each CF light only has a small drop but a lot of small drops add up - do the government not say 'every little helps' (when if comes to saving energy), the same applies to a lot of small bits of pollution (except it doesn't help). And there are the phosphors used in the tube (I think) - which need to be reclaimed (Like an old TV CRT), Suddenly sounds like a lot of work to dispose of one small bulb, and all that disposal takes energy in some form or other......
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