I really hope we see a dramatic drop in emissions, and lobbying groups, unions, or just employees in general can point to that as a real benefit of being more p

I really hope we see a dramatic drop in emissions, and lobbying groups, unions, or just employees in general can point to that as a real benefit of being more permissive with WFH. If this really improved emissions in Salt Lake City for example, I could see this pushing WFH from a being a luxury to being encouraged. Everyone hates the poor air quality here, including decisions makers at companies. Maybe this will give them a reason to back WFH to some extent.