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Opinion: How Many Trumps Does It Take To Not Change A Lightbulb?
Of all the counterproductive policy campaigns conservatives have waged in recent years, among the most irrational has been their war on the federal government's efforts to update the lightbulb. Swapping out all the old incandescent bulbs across the country would save an astonishing amount of energy, which would translate into big savings for consum...
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New Incandescent Lightbulb Prototype Can Recycle Heat
Researchers at MIT used nanotechnology to build a structure that surrounds the filament of the bulb and captures the leaking infrared radiation.
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LED bulbs now as bright as 100 watts
Two leading makers of lighting products are showcasing LED bulbs that are bright enough to replace energy-guzzling 100-watt light bulbs
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New liquid-cooled LED as bright as 100W bulb
A new line of liquid-cooled LED bulbs will deliver better and last longer than their incandescent cousins, using just a fraction of the energy required to emit brightness of a 100W bulb.
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New liquid-cooled LED as bright as 100W bulb
A new line of liquid-cooled LED bulbs will deliver better and last longer than their incandescent cousins, using just a fraction of the energy required to emit brightness of a 100W bulb.
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LED bulbs now as bright as 100 watts
Two leading makers of lighting products are showcasing LED bulbs that are bright enough to replace energy-guzzling 100-watt light bulbs
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Lights out for the incandescent bulb in California
The brightest bulb in most homes for more than a century is fading toward darkness this year as California turns out the light on the century-old incandescent.Beginning Jan. 1, the state began phasing out certain energy-sucking bulbs, federal standards the rest of the country will enact next year. Manufacturers will no longer make the traditional 1...
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Tamil Nadu: Incandescent bulbs banned in govt offices
In a bid to conserve energy, Tamil Nadu government has banned use of power-guzzling conventional or the Incandescent Bulbs in its offices and local bodies.A Government Order (GO) was issued banning the use of such bulbs in government departments, public sector undertakings, various boards, cooperative institutions, local bodies and institutions run...
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Opinion: How Many Trumps Does It Take To Not Change A Lightbulb?
Of all the counterproductive policy campaigns conservatives have waged in recent years, among the most irrational has been their war on the federal government's efforts to update the lightbulb. Swapping out all the old incandescent bulbs across the country would save an astonishing amount of energy, which would translate into big savings for consum...
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New Incandescent Lightbulb Prototype Can Recycle Heat
Researchers at MIT used nanotechnology to build a structure that surrounds the filament of the bulb and captures the leaking infrared radiation.
-
LED bulbs now as bright as 100 watts
Two leading makers of lighting products are showcasing LED bulbs that are bright enough to replace energy-guzzling 100-watt light bulbs
-
New liquid-cooled LED as bright as 100W bulb
A new line of liquid-cooled LED bulbs will deliver better and last longer than their incandescent cousins, using just a fraction of the energy required to emit brightness of a 100W bulb.
-
New liquid-cooled LED as bright as 100W bulb
A new line of liquid-cooled LED bulbs will deliver better and last longer than their incandescent cousins, using just a fraction of the energy required to emit brightness of a 100W bulb.
-
LED bulbs now as bright as 100 watts
Two leading makers of lighting products are showcasing LED bulbs that are bright enough to replace energy-guzzling 100-watt light bulbs
-
Lights out for the incandescent bulb in California
The brightest bulb in most homes for more than a century is fading toward darkness this year as California turns out the light on the century-old incandescent.Beginning Jan. 1, the state began phasing out certain energy-sucking bulbs, federal standards the rest of the country will enact next year. Manufacturers will no longer make the traditional 1...
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Tamil Nadu: Incandescent bulbs banned in govt offices
In a bid to conserve energy, Tamil Nadu government has banned use of power-guzzling conventional or the Incandescent Bulbs in its offices and local bodies.A Government Order (GO) was issued banning the use of such bulbs in government departments, public sector undertakings, various boards, cooperative institutions, local bodies and institutions run...
