Possible Energy Savings Worth Longer Daylight Time
The Pantagraph Bloomington, IL › August 08, 2005
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The agreement worked out by House-Senate negotiators to extend daylight-saving time by one month instead of two is a good compromise that should bring some of the energy-saving benefits of the extension without interfering as much with people's routines.
Under a plan hatched by the House in April, daylight-saving time would have started a month earlier in the spring and lasted a month longer in the fall.See the full content of this document
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Possible Energy Savings Worth Longer Daylight Time
Under the compromise, clocks would spring forward on the second Sunday in March, instead of the current first Sunday in April, and fall bac...
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