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Remote and hybrid working may have significant impact on carbon footprint

Workplace Insight

Fully remote workers can have a 54 percent lower carbon footprint compared with fully in-office workers, and all forms of remote and hybrid working have the potential to cut emissions, according to a new study from researcher at Cornell University and sponsored by Microsoft.

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The Ubiquitous Anywhere Worker — A Passing Fad Or The Future Of Work?

Allwork

A survey into the growing trend of working remotely while traveling (conducted by Lonely Planet and Fiverr) has revealed that over 50% of all respondents have become “Anywhere Workers” in the last two years. The trend is driven by the desire to combine remote work with travel. Anywhere Workers — The State of Play in 2022.

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Remote is Better for Workers, Employees, and the Planet

Allwork

The daily commute to and from the office constitutes a major component of an individual’s carbon footprint. By eliminating the need for daily travel to a central office location, remote work significantly reduces greenhouse gas emissions. Remote work encourages a more sustainable lifestyle overall.

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How Working From Home Can Work For You

The Small Business Blog

This will not only save money but it also reduce the carbon footprint of your small business. The same way you can organize your life, as an owner working from home, so can they and that will lead to much better work getting done every day or every week. Paul Said on April 16th, 2010 at 7:33 am Good article.

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