Here's how daylight saving time was created as House passes bill to make it permanent
Summary
The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill to make daylight saving time permanent. The article also explains how daylight saving time started in the past.Key Facts
- The House passed a bill to end changing clocks twice a year.
- Daylight saving time means moving clocks forward one hour in spring and back in fall.
- The idea was first used long ago to save energy by using more daylight hours.
- Making daylight saving time permanent would keep clocks one hour ahead all year.
- The goal is to avoid the disruption caused by changing clocks twice each year.
- The bill now needs approval from the Senate and the President to become law.
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