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Permanent Daylight Saving Time Debate | Charleston News
A new bill could make daylight saving time permanent, eliminating the twice-yearly clock switch—but at a cost: winter sunrises might not rise until nearly 9 AM. Though the idea was tried in 1974 and failed, it’s now back in Congress after passing the House. Supporters like the golf industry tout economic gains from longer evenings, while sleep experts warn of health risks from disrupting circadian rhythms. Polls show most Americans are fed up with the ritual. Originally meant to save energy, DST’s relevance is questionable today—especially since places like Arizona and Hawaii skip it…
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