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Can daylight really be saved?
Stephen King’s epic story of time-travel. And the minutiae of clocking change
Image by Alex Bon, Pixabay
The Big Story:
The clocks have changed in north America and the Caribbean, Egypt, Europe, Israel, Palestine, New Zealand and most of Australia, but does this twice-yearly ritual, dating back more than a century, still result in daylight savings and energy efficiency?
Roughly 70 countries — or one-third of the world’s nations — change their clocks twice every year to a formula known as spring forward, fall back.
This Week’s Books:
A no-nonsense look at the idea of saving daylight.
A page-turner on changing time.
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