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Book Editor Natl Assoc Sci Writers, Sci writer/editor, focusing on sleep, mental health, adolescents & school start times, now also at @lynnelamberg.bsky.social

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Local opinion: Arizona is right not to go on Daylight Saving Time

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By Mary A. Carskadon, Lynne Lamberg Verified
| Arizona Daily Star Verified
The following is the opinion and analysis of the writers: Daylight Saving Time started in the U.S. Sunday, March 8. Residents of most states turned their clocks forward by an hour and will keep them there until 2 a.m. November 1, when Standard Time returns. Arizona, except for the Navajo Nation, and Hawaii are the only two states that stay on Standard Time year-round, as do the five U.S. territories — American Samoa, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
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Congress should put us on year-round standard time, not DST Original

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By Karin Johnson Verified, Jay Pea, Lynne Lamberg Verified
| The Hill Verified
Most Americans hate seasonal clock changes. But it matters how we abolish them. Sen. Todd Young’s (R-Ind.) “Make America Rested Again” amendment, which would put the U.S. on permanent standard time, was proposed during Senate Commerce Committee review of the deceptively named Sunshine Protection Act. The amendment aims to abolish the annual switches to and from daylight saving time, in order to improve Americans’ health. The Sunshine Protection Act, first proposed by then-Sen.
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Letter: Astronomer Vera Rubin: A DEI activist

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By Lynne Lamberg Verified
| Arizona Daily Star Verified
Thanks to Edward Espinoza (Letter to the Editor, History rewritten, Feb 17, 2025) for noting Trump’s anti-DEI crusade has prompted the federally funded Rubin Observatory to purge information on renowned astronomer Vera Rubin’s advocacy for women and minorities in science from its website, rubinobservatory.org. Pro Publica, which first reported the Observatory’s changes to Rubin’s bio, provides the altered text on its website.
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