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Yep. If you are forcing work-from-office but it's not actually required, I think you should be forced to pay for the carbon footprint.
by snarfy 3y ago
Yep. If you are forcing work-from-office but it's not actually required, I think you should be forced to pay for the carbon footprint.
- dekervin 3y agoI tought that idea had legs. Just looked at the price of carbon credits. It's around $ 15.0/tCO2e [0]. And on average a commuting employee emits around 4.96kg of C02. The price is so low it's clear the market is underpricing the externalities massively. I have to admit, the market is the wrong instrument for this problem. [0] https://carboncredits.com/how-to-calculate-carbon-credits/ https://carboncredits.com/how-to-calculate-carbon-credits/ [1] https://www.climatepartner.com/en/news/how-sustainable-commuting-can-improve-a-company-carbon-footprint#:~:text=Due%20to%20its%20significant%20impact,per%20commuting%20employee%20per%20day https://www.climatepartner.com/en/news/how-sustainable-commu....