Sacramento Bee: Compact fluorescent light bulbs have been supported by years of promotions and subsidies, and a good bulb should pay for itself 14 times over, if it lasts its full rated lifetime. But CFLs still account for only about 21 percent of the state’s household bulbs (though that’s twice the national average) according to estimates from the California Lighting Technology Center in Davis. The traditional incandescents still make up 56 percent of the total. Other fluorescents are at 13 percent, …