"Reducing Your Carbon Footprint While Working Remotely: Tips and Trends"

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"Reducing Your Carbon Footprint While Working Remotely: Tips and Trends"
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Working from home has not been the climate-saving solution of environmentalists' dreams as carbon emissions have climbed back to their pre-pandemic levels. More workers are powering more workspaces, which translates to more air conditioning and heating systems running, more coffee machines brewing, and more lights on. To make hybrid work life more sustainable, workers can audit themselves, build an eco-friendly home office, and use their voice and vote to call on companies and policymakers to enforce more environmental regulation.

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