Danger Dust

The article loosely advocates for permanent standard time, meaning the time we use in winter would stick around through summer instead of us springing forward in the spring. Sunrise and sunset would be an hour earlier during the summer than they are now. It would mean extra sun in summer mornings, but earlier darkness in summer evenings. Summer days are longer, so this is the best time to make this compromise IMO. This is the same recommendation I've read from most health and science advocates.

What the US tried before, and everyone hated so much it was immediately repealed, was permanent DST. Instead of earlier sunrises and sunsets in the summer, this meant later sunrises and sunsets in the winter. This makes for dark mornings in the depth of winter, which is not good. This is also the change that has been pushed in recent years in congress.