New Zealand to ban traditional light bulb

New Zealand will ban traditional light bulb sales from October 2009 to cut greenhouse gas emissions and save up to half a billion US dollars a year in energy costs, the government said today.

New Zealand will ban traditional light bulb sales from October 2009 to cut greenhouse gas emissions and save up to half a billion US dollars a year in energy costs, the government said today.

Energy minister David Parker said incandescent bulbs would be phased out and replaced with compact fluorescent bulbs across the country.

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