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Interesting article (Steamhead)

about subsidies, it would explain a lot.

And if the personal income tax were replaced with a carbon tax, it would encourage people to conserve even more, and reduce the size of the IRS as well. That's a win-win situation unless you work for the IRS.

In my house, I use mostly fluorescent lighting, decrease the heat loss whenever the opportunity arises, and don't use A/C. Been doing it this way for years. As a result, TLN and I have some of the lowest energy costs in the neighborhood.

But as long as there are still non-flame-retention oil burners out there, and old round boilers, we still have a long way to go. How many of these do we still see?

The attached pics show one way to dress up a fluorescent fixture. Beneath the glass diffuser is a standard chrome fixture with a 40-watt circular fluorescent tube. This tube gives about the same light as a 150-watt incandescent bulb, lasts much longer, and the "warm" color duplicates the incandescent glow. The only thing you can't do with this type of fixture is use it with a dimmer.

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