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Daylight saving time is a step closer to becoming permanent in the US

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Emma Roth
Daylight saving time is a step closer to becoming permanent in the US
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The U.S. House has advanced the Sunshine Protection Act, which aims to make daylight saving time permanent across the country. While proponents cite economic and convenience benefits, sleep experts warn that permanent daylight saving time may conflict with human circadian biology.

The US is getting closer to observing daylight saving time year-round. On Tuesday, the House advanced the Sunshine Protection Act on a 308 to 117 vote, which would turn clocks one hour ahead permanently, as reported by CBS News.

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