Green Trends: Restaurants and banning incandescent bulbs
by mipmup
Recently, an ad agency published 70 top product and services trends, many of which were "green." Here are some trends worth tracking.
Learn about Ritu Primlani, multiple award-winning founder of Thimmakka’s program to "green" restaurants at Invincibelle (number seven).
Find out about the banning of incandescent light bulbs in Australia (number 56) at jaded thea.
Discover ways to bring organics into the home (number 17) at confessions of a shopaholic.
BlogHer Green and Eco-conscious Editor mipmup also blogs at mipmup.
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Comments
Replacing incandescents...
I would love to be more energy efficient and replace my every-night 250W incandescent bulbs with something else. But the quality and color of the light in the flourescent bulbs I've tried so far are is so bad that I can't stand it. Everything seems shadowed or harsh or oddly colored.
Wish they could really fix this technology. Any suggestions for more "vision friendly" and bright bulbs to try?
Debra
A Stitch In Time
Deb's Daily Distractions
you're on the right track!
give this story at npr a listen. there is also a link on this page to "find out how to...get a bulb with better light quality." good luck!
some additional resources:
one billion bulbs
18seconds.org
mipmup. Editor, Green and Eco-conscious