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Bill Proposes Ban on Incandescent Bulbs in BrazilJuly 16, 2008 Brazil - Restricted Substances OverviewA new bill in Brazil's Chamber of Deputies would ban common incandescent bulbs by 2013 (PL 3652/08 or the "Bill"). This initiative defines the banned bulbs more narrowly than a similar 2007 bill to which it has been annexed for joint consideration. In moving forward with this proposed ban, Brazil joins its Mercosul neighbor, Argentina, where a similar proposal has been approved by its lower house and sent to its Senate for a vote. (See Link for coverage of the Argentine proposal.)
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