You know it as Daylight Savings Time. Originally conceived by a New Zealand entomologist in the 19th century, it wasn't utilized until the Germans implemented it during WWI. Americans did the same a short time later, then ended it, and brought it back
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I love Daylight Savings Time. And I know many hate it. It's a strange thing, to be sure, and it's pretty clear that it would never be started now if it didn't already exist. “I know, let's change all the clocks in the world by an hour, temporarily, and
Studies in the past decade have highlighted a range of health consequences for sleep-deprived people trying to start their morning an hour earlier, including more heart attacks, suicides and injuries from workplace accidents.
Spring ForwardFall Back! A brief history of Daylight Saving Time in the United States.
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