 I came here looking to find the history of the permanent time change in the US, in addition to the DST. In other words, when we move our clocks up every spring, we aren't just one hour ahead, but two in actuality. This happened in the last 7 years when everyone was told to set their clocks up two hours, but were told to only set them back by one.  I don't know who to speak to about this, or where to post it. But the article as is would have you believe we are only losing one hour of sleep when in fact we are all losing two hours of sleep. And from my own personal experience, this does effect my health. I'm always fatigued and all I do in the winter is sleep in order to make up for it. It sure hasn't saved on electric bills either as me and my neighbors have seen ours go up by $75 per month in the winter alone. Any assistance herein would be appreciated. Thanks.  