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Incandescent light bulbs are officially banned in the U.S.
(www.digitaljournal.com)
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For sure, but if an entire city switches over to LED, that is a lot of electricity saved. Imagine the impact an entire country would have.
I've heard the LEDs offer much less light pollution, but perhaps that is not unique to technology difference and just the difference in lumens?
Also, I'm surprised there aren't equal lumen led lights.