The U.S. Senate unanimously approved a bill this week to keep the nation in Daylight Saving Time year-round. But should the focus be on enacting permanent Standard Time instead?
Washington looks for ‘alternative’ paths to end years-long wait for permanent DST
Proponents of ending time changes have pointed to a series of benefits, including reduced crime rates, fewer vehicular accidents, and better overall health. That’s seen at least 15 states passing similar Daylight Saving Time laws over the last two years.
Those arguing in favor of staying in Daylight Saving Time point to later sunsets, allowing for more outdoor activity after work and school hours. Others within the scientific community,
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