The bush boy does the right thing and enacts a law to phase in energy efficient light bulbs.
The republicans have fits about it in the Obama years.
Now trump is rolling back those bush boy energy rules for light bulbs.
He can do that but the efficient ones have been out since the bush boy years. Most people now use them. Very few are going to go back to the more expensive incandescent ones.
Good luck finding those incandescent ones easily. I don't see them at the stores much anymore.
Why does trump want Americans and business to waste money and harm the environment more?
Trump administration rolls back rules requiring more energy-efficient bulbs
You know idiot, the market already took care of the issue.
People buy LED bulbs because they are better. The twisty florescent you communists so dearly love were always shit, and were always a fraud.
I had many-they worked well. Still use a couple.
Nope, flickering shit that lasted a couple of months. They lied that the bulbs would last 5 years, but ONLY if you left them on for 5 years and never turned them off. A CFL is good for about 100 power cycles, then POP, they're done. It was shit technology and pure fraud. It was done to aid China and offshore the light industry.
Steaming pile of horseshit. I had dozens of CFLs that had lasted many, many more than 100 power cycles. (Offhand, one was on & off at least 4x a day for several years.) Your home has serious electrical problems or you are lying.
I have six CFL globes above the vanity mirror in my main bathroom. In the past ten years, the norm is not being able to go a few weeks without at least one of them either dying completely, deciding to dim to about half luminescence, or just start to flicker. Or.... when they are first turned on they are really dim, and take five or ten minutes before slowly warming up to full brightness. Most times I have all of the above going on at the same time.
With incandescent bulbs, they either turn on, or they burned out, no weird in between crap.
Plus, what are the manufacturing resources needed for a simple incandescent bulb? A small amount of glass and steel, and a tiny strip of tungsten? CFLs require a lot more resources, to include hazardous metals and materials, and mercury, oh and petroleum for all of that plastic.
If trying to have the smallest ecological and health impact on the planet, go with the simple incandescent bulb. I'd rather have my local landfill with incandescent lights, than fluorescents with all their damn mercury.