In message , ":Jerry:"
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"David Hansen" wrote in message
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snip Huff and puff as much as you like

Hansen the trains-potting, eco-w*nker, is talking about himself
again...

What do you NOT understand about the *facts* that these CHLs are MORE
polluting than any incandescent are (we are talking about *whole of
life* here and not just running costs). How many people, once the
eco-vote seekers in HMG/politics make CFLs mandatory, are going to
dispose of these CFLs correctly and not just dump them in the
house-hold waste or out of a car window in the countryside, after all
the FL tube (strip) light has been around for decades but the vast
majority of people still dispose of them in general rubbish (some even
break them up to do so...) so what chance for the correct disposal of
the CFL?... :~(

Which has made me think (err...)

Already, under WEEE, no company can legally dispose of such a CFL


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geoff