Greenland Makes Daylight Savings Time Permanent 

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Greenland Makes Daylight Saving Time Permanent 

And on a lighter story, people in Greenland are done with daylight savings time in Europe and the US, there's still a lot of debate about whether to continue switching the clocks back and forth, you know, but last year Greenland's parliament voted to stick to daylight savings time year around. Now, it was probably a pretty easy decision for them because this is an Arctic nation in the summer. They get about 20 hours of daylight while in the winter when it matters, they get about 20 hours of darkness. So, you know, the choice is up to you. I'll take more sunlight to sign me up for that.