Lighter later campaign

[becks77]

Seems to make sense to me
http://www.lighterlater.org/

[becks77]

You're probably right!

[KathyLauren]

Wait a second... In winter, instead of having lights on until 8:30 in the morning, they want me to have the lights on until 9:30? How does that help conserve energy? This doesn't make sense to me.

[Thomzo]

Hmmm, would love the idea of getting home in the light, except that with my job, it wouldn't happen anyway. Every year, even before we put the clocks back, I'm leaving home and getting home in the dark. It was getting dark as I got home tonight so no difference there then.

I just want more light!

Zoe

[Thomzo]

Wait a second... In winter, instead of having lights on until 8:30 in the morning, they want me to have the lights on until 9:30? How does that help conserve energy? This doesn't make sense to me.

Cos, if you work 9-5 at least the extra energy is at your boss' expense, not yours.

Zoe

[Millymollymandy]

Here's an idea - move to northern France as we are an hour ahead of you. Just be prepared to have dark until 9am in winter!

It's all swings and roundabouts, you only get X amount of daylight hours whatever 'time' you set your clocks on.

[Big Al]

Hmmm, would love the idea of getting home in the light, except that with my job, it wouldn't happen anyway. Every year, even before we put the clocks back, I'm leaving home and getting home in the dark. It was getting dark as I got home tonight so no difference there then.

I just want more light!

Zoe

But that says more about your job rather than lighter nights etc. It's sad that you have to do this as well.

[Green Aura]

Not sure it would help us up here - not quite Midnight Sun land, but not far off What I really need is a grant to pay for my light lamp in the winter darkness