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I live in NYC and don't own a car. All my errands are done on foot and by bike, and I'm using relatively little power because I live in a big apartment building
by CydeWeys 5y ago
I live in NYC and don't own a car. All my errands are done on foot and by bike, and I'm using relatively little power because I live in a big apartment building.
If I lived in the suburbs and had to use a car for most trips, then my carbon footprint would be substantially higher, even without having to commute. This map gets to the heart of the issue: https://twitter.com/TheJakeSchmidt/status/1424782722409631746?s=19 https://twitter.com/TheJakeSchmidt/status/142478272240963174...
- eru 5y agoYes. Though I would hope that some people would use remote as an opportunity to work from other cities, and not just from the suburbs. (I work from Singapore for a London based company, for example.)