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Under permanent standard time, summer days would shift an hour earlier across the board, meaning sunrises and sunsets would both arrive sooner than they do today. In many parts of the country, that would push sunsets before 8 p.m., and in some cities, well before 7 p.m., even during the longest days of the year. […] The post Permanent Standard Time vs. Daylight Saving Time: How Summer Evenings Could Shift appeared first on Rolling Out .