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Not really. Broadly speaking, DST was introduced to conserve fuel during war time. Personally I prefer it to be lighter in the evenings than in the morning so
by laumars 10y ago
Not really. Broadly speaking, DST was introduced to conserve fuel during war time.
Personally I prefer it to be lighter in the evenings than in the morning so I prefer DST (or BST as it's known in the UK) over the winter time (GMT / UTC)
- JumpCrisscross 10y ago> Broadly speaking, DST was introduced to conserve fuel during war time It was also conceived before mass air conditioning, an invention which likely makes it a carbon-producing policy.
- mikeash 10y agoWould it be possible to use something like DST to make peak production of solar power line up better with peak electricity demand?