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Yes, when you drive a carbon-dioxide emitting vehicle less, the impact on the climate is lessened. When working from home, you don't drive anywhere. That's a d
by palimpsests 7y ago
Yes, when you drive a carbon-dioxide emitting vehicle less, the impact on the climate is lessened.
When working from home, you don't drive anywhere. That's a distance of zero miles traveled, whether they are virtual or real. I think the calculation you've shown doesn't really add to the point you're trying to make.
- bit_logic 7y agoIt's clear if you're aware of environmental policy in the US. There's a big fight right now between the federal government and CA just to keep a modest target of 50 mpg average for cars by 2025. Climate change discussion here involving cars is often expressed with mpg as the main metric, they even created mpge for EV to try to link the two.