Rockefeller Tree Lights Go Green, and So Can You
Daily Green Holiday Rush Series
Mm. I miss New York. Hard to beat skyscraper snowball fights. And this year is especially great because the Rockefeller tree went green.
How? The 75-foot spruce is adorned with energy-saving LED lights. The star isn't lit at all, it's a set of 25000 crystals. All told, tree will consume 2000 kilowatts less per day than previous years.
They used other green methods too. They used a hand saw instead of a power saw, and all the lumber is going to be used in Habitat for Humanity projects.
Now it’s your turn. According to AskPablo.org, a 100 String Light:
LED vs Traditional
Price @ Costco -$8 Probably less
Energy 2 watts 42 watts
Lasts 200,000 hrs Depends*
*How many times have your bulbs burned out
I told you Pablo was good. Now I don’t need to tell you that eventually you’d be paying less over time. And if you’re a Griswald type from the Vacation movies, you’d be paying way way less.
-Sanjiv
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