US EditionTime Change: Clocks Are Switched - Daylight Savings in Germany
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In Germany and much of Europe summer time is again valid. At night the clocks were presented for an hour. While many complain about lost sleep, others are happy about longer, bright evenings.
While some people get angry about an hour's sleep, others are happy about a welcome spring messenger. They think about how to use the brightness in the evening.
While some people get angry about an hour's sleep, others are happy about a welcome spring messenger. They think about how to use the brightness in the evening.
Despite the widespread criticism, I'd like to speak up for daylight saving time. Isn't it wonderful that from mid-April onwards it's already light again until 8 p.m.? Time after work for gardening, enjoying the spring sunshine on the balcony, and practicing your favorite sport while it's still. If it were up to the opponents of daylight saving time, half of Austria would now be switching back.
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mainwelle.deWhile some people get angry about an hour's sleep, others are happy about a welcome spring messenger. They think about how to use the brightness in the evening.
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Braunschweig (dpa) – Summer time is here – in Germany and most European countries the clocks were presented early in the morning from 2.00 a.m. to 3.00 a.m. This means that the Central European Summer Time (CEST) is again valid in this country. The aim of the time change that was introduced in 1980 is to make better use of daily brightness. Critics doubt the energy saving effect again and again and call for an abolition. However, this would requ…
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