Daylight saving time has wide-ranging and often surprising implications. Here's a look at some of the myths and truths about switching to DST.
Loved by some, loathed by many, daylight saving time has wide-ranging and often surprising implications.
From energy use to our very health, here's a look at some of the mythology and facts surrounding DST.MYTH: It saves energyOne of the most commonly offered rationales for daylight saving time is the presumption that by extending summer daylight later into the evening, Americans would use less energy.
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