We all know that Republicans and Democrats tend to disagree when it comes to taxes, foreign policy, and Chick-fil-A, but a new study hopes to add another item to that contentious list: light bulbs. Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania that as environmentalism has become more politicized and partisan, personal politics is now deciding whether or not consumers forgo cleaner, cheaper light bulbs even when they know the benefits. If environmentalists dont find a nonpartisan way of framing the issue, incandescent light bulbs might become another thing that red America "clings" to, albeit more uncomfortably than to Bibles and guns. The UPenn study safely establishes what we all already know: Attitudes towards the environment are intrinsically political. The sampled 657 individuals...