LED bulbs don’t tolerate cycling off and on as well as incandescent. They cost more to buy. I’m gradually having to replace them. We were sold a disappointing bill of goods. Much like the pig- tail bulbs a few years back. LED bulbs flicker right out of the box. We turn out lights not being used. We’re gradually replacing our wasteful out…
LED bulbs don’t tolerate cycling off and on as well as incandescent. They cost more to buy. I’m gradually having to replace them. We were sold a disappointing bill of goods. Much like the pig- tail bulbs a few years back. LED bulbs flicker right out of the box. We turn out lights not being used. We’re gradually replacing our wasteful outdoor LED fixtures that burn all night—not when activated by motion.
LED lights killed our local manufacturers and are costing American consumers thousands of dollars to replace every year or so while saving a few pennies; meanwhile plants in China are churning out trillions of bulbs many of which end up in landfill along with the face masks—yet another fraud.
Not to mention the desecration of millions of acres of land in developing nations to produce our EV batteries. An interim step using CNG to power autos while less wasteful batteries are developed would make more sense. But climate change is not about sense—it’s about panic and mass hysteria. Michael is 100% correct.
LED bulbs don’t tolerate cycling off and on as well as incandescent. They cost more to buy. I’m gradually having to replace them. We were sold a disappointing bill of goods. Much like the pig- tail bulbs a few years back. LED bulbs flicker right out of the box. We turn out lights not being used. We’re gradually replacing our wasteful outdoor LED fixtures that burn all night—not when activated by motion.
LED lights killed our local manufacturers and are costing American consumers thousands of dollars to replace every year or so while saving a few pennies; meanwhile plants in China are churning out trillions of bulbs many of which end up in landfill along with the face masks—yet another fraud.
Not to mention the desecration of millions of acres of land in developing nations to produce our EV batteries. An interim step using CNG to power autos while less wasteful batteries are developed would make more sense. But climate change is not about sense—it’s about panic and mass hysteria. Michael is 100% correct.