How LED Lights Are Revolutionizing Our Homes, Neighborhoods And Roads

The past decade has seen LED light usage soar in the U.S. as traditional incandescent bulbs went into the trash bin. “Research is showing us the best option is for roughly three days to work from home and then you allow two days in the office,” says Scott Mautz, a former executive at Procter and Gamble. That change has shaken up the industry in a good way. Mark Rea, professor at the Lighting Research Center at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, tells Here & Now’s Jeremy Hobson that the benefits of LED lights “really make it kind of a slam dunk for a transformation in the way light sources are sold.”