kilowatt-hours -- over the life of that bulb. In relation to a coal-fired power plant, this amounts to
of coal (about the size of a couple garbage cans) that didn't need to be burned to power your bulb. That reduction
translates to 1,300 lbs LESS carbon dioxide and 20 lbs LESS sulfur dioxide released into our atmosphere. This is one
bulb. Multiply this by all the bulbs in your home, and then by all the homes in your neighborhood -- think of the savings.
You'll see how small, easy changes can make a huge difference in the future of our planet.
According to the passage above, how can you prevent a CFL from flickering?
use the CFL only in 3 way lamps
a.
b. purchase high quality CFLs
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
OA
OB
c. flickering cannot be prevented
use the GFL only in daylight hours
d.
OD
