Some legislator puts this bill up every session and it never goes anywhere.
i don't understand year round.
it only makes sense imo to apply daylight savings *in the winter* when the sun is already up less due to the tilt of the Earth.
like, if you took one hour off the current summer sunset, and added one hour to the current winter sunset, it would be dusk like 7-8 pm every single night of the year.
having it year round....makes as little sense as having it completely backwards, which we do now.
What is sad is that full grown man said that with an expectant look on his face waiting on an answer, what is astronomically worse is the fools in that state voted his ignorant butt back into office............and guam might tip over
Arizona and Hawaii did away with DST years ago. No issues I've heard of.The expense of updating the timezone information on all computers is probably mind bogging.
You do know that no matter what you call it, you will still have the same amount of daylight, right? Just start your golf game an hour earlier.
And Guam doesn’t have it eitherArizona and Hawaii did away with DST years ago. No issues I've heard of.
It ain't gonna fix bad habits, but I fully support the bill.Bless his heart
“I could go on and on about why it is beneficial to remain in DST,” Stephens said. “Just one example is Oklahoma having one of the highest rates of childhood obesity, which could be combatted with having an extra hour of daylight in the evening for exercise and outdoor activities. This is a common-sense bill that would help us in our efforts to become a healthier state."
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