Permanent standard time would push summer sunrises before 5 a.m. in many cities
A bill in Congress, the Sunshine for Our Kids Act of 2026, would make standard time permanent, shifting summer sunrises an hour earlier. For example, Green Bay would see sunrises before 5 a.m. for 79 days during summer. Opponents note earlier sunsets, while health experts favor standard time for well-being.
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The Sunshine for Our Kids Act of 2026, currently pending in the House Energy and Commerce Committee, would shift all summer sunrises an hour earlier. For instance, Green
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