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This is very place-dependent. In california where everybody is driving to work, you're probably right. But in many European cities where people would take publi
by podgib 5y ago
This is very place-dependent. In california where everybody is driving to work, you're probably right. But in many European cities where people would take public transport to work, and instead are heating entire homes all day instead of heating one office for hundreds of staff, the environmental effect of WFH is probably negative.
- thehappypm 5y agoDitto this. This summer I'm going to need to run my air conditioning basically 24/7.