CFL lightbulb deals in FL- Costco
Yes, Costco is now offering CFL bulbs. Not quite as low as CA., but pretty good deal and I recommend it!. They have spotlight, 65 & 100 watt equivalents. I recommend the 100 for reading.
Yes, Costco is now offering CFL bulbs. Not quite as low as CA., but pretty good deal and I recommend it!. They have spotlight, 65 & 100 watt equivalents. I recommend the 100 for reading.
Beginning in 2 weeks, Congress will be considering measures to open up the gulf for drilling. Bill Nelson and Mel Martinez have a plan to open 740,000 acres, while another plan is to open more than 3 million acres. Continuing to open up our lands for more driling without clear efforts towards conservation is environmentally…
GreenDisk recycles CDs and other storage media. You pay to send your stuff to them and you can buy recycled DVD’s there too. While they accept computer parts, Broward County Recycling has a program where you can drop off hazardous items, including computer monitors and such for FREE. I recommend The Dub Housefor your CD/DVD…
According to this calculator http://www.yfsinternational.com/calculator.asp I’ll save $341 by switching 15 lightbulbs with a conservative average of 3 hours per day. more calculators http://www.serviceconcepts.coop/CoopCustom/cflpayback_cornbpower.htm How about if everyone (11,000 homes) in LHP changed 10 lightbulbs= 110,000 total Summary of Benefits for 110000 CFLs per the EPA calculator: Initial cost difference                  …
If you install a solar system for your Florida home, your property taxes won’t increase. Back in 2006 I wrote an article about changing our system of increasing property taxes every time you pulled a permit for home improvements. This legislation achieves the same result but only for solar or renewable energy projects, and is…
One of our Floridians is taking a stand http://www.fastcompany.com/magazine/108/open_lightbulbs.html The single greatest source of greenhouse gases in the United States is power plants–half our electricity comes from coal plants. One bulb swapped out: enough electricity saved to turn off two entire power plants–or skip building the next two. I was recently in California. Pacific Power…
Great article http://www.latimes.com/news/local/oceans/la-oceans-series,0,7842752.special Our reefs and oceans are being assaulted in ways many thought not possible. But decades of over polluting and uncontrolled ocean dumping have taken their toll. In Florida the red tides (gulf coast) send people inside due to allergy problems and make the water unusable for water sports. Our reefs are dying…