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In response to
"
incandescents were never banned. They just have to be more efficient. -- nm
"
by
Reagen
sure they weren't, but that was the threat. -- nm
Posted by
colin (aka colinski)
Apr 30 '13, 12:29
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Imagined, in people's minds. My subject line was the whole of the proposal and law. -- nm
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Reagen
Apr 30, 12:30
6
you're oversimplifying. there are bans on all or just inefficient bulbs getting ready to roll out in a number of countries. it's not made up.
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colin
Apr 30, 12:34
5
GE (Among other companies) already have incandescents that meet the higher standards. -- (link)
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Reagen
Apr 30, 12:37
4
you're intentionally missing my point. -- nm
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colin
Apr 30, 12:39
3
Not really. The law doesn't say what you say it does, and the problems people are imagining are already solved. -- nm
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Reagen
Apr 30, 12:40
2
there are many laws in many countries. are we limiting this argument to the US only?
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colin
Apr 30, 12:42
1
I'm speaking of the US only, yes.
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Reagen
Apr 30, 12:46
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