Kellonsiirtoon
Kellonsiirtoon refers to the practice of changing clocks forward or backward, typically by one hour, to take advantage of daylight. This is commonly known as daylight saving time in many parts of the world. The primary goal is to make better use of daylight during the warmer months, extending daylight into the evening hours when people are more likely to be active.
The concept of adjusting clocks seasonally has a long history, with early proponents suggesting the idea in
The practice involves a specific date for switching clocks forward in the spring, often referred to as
Arguments for kellonsiirtoon include potential energy savings, although the extent of this is debated. Proponents also