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Abandoning incandescent bulbs means abandoning fire as our primary light source for the first time in human history.

Many countries around the world, including Cuba, Venezuela, Switzerland, and Ireland, have already banned the use of incandescent lights.

Behind one hides a standard incandescent bulb, the familiar lighting technology that has gone largely unchanged since Thomas Edison invented it 132 years ago.

The highest temperature-and thus the brightest light-that an incandescent lamp can achieve is the melting point of its tungsten filament.

Since CFLs don't work the same way as incandescent bulbs, fixtures with three-way switches and dimmers require a special type of CFL that will work with those fixtures.

The sun blazed down from an incandescent sky.

The idea to ban incandescent bulbs came from Gabriel in 2007 when Germany held the EU's rotating presidency.

Residents can still use the traditional 100-watt and frosted incandescent bulbs, but they are no longer allowed to be manufactured or put up for sale.

"He is obsessed by climate change," said one of his press advisers, who claims that his boss enjoys discussing incandescent light bulbs - and don't get him started on thermoelectric power generation.

The probe consumes less electricity than three incandescent desk lamps.

The ban will be expanded each year and by 2012 production and importing of all incandescent bulbs will be prohibited.

That ring of light contributes substantially to the bulb's design appeal, but it also helps create a very incandescent-like light shape.

Never-theless, it seems right to speak of incandescent bulbs in the past tense.

An incandescent bulb, made of a wire filament encased in glass, emits only 5% of the energy it consumes as light; the rest is wasted as heat.

Old-style incandescent light bulbs generate heat as well as light.

Flames consist of incandescent gases.

The GE CFL produced as much light as an incandescent, while drawing just 20 percent as much electricity.

For lights that turn on and off frequently, or are only on for a few minutes a day (like a light in a closet), an incandescent bulb will suffice.