Even if you could do this one day per week, it has a ripple effect in your car not buring fuel and not slowing down everyone else. It also enables you to eat a better breakfast and lunch with food you prepare at home instead of the cafeteria or take-out (unless you work at Google).
The most concrete analysis I’ve seen lately comes from Undress4Success, a site offering advice and research for folks who work at home. They asked the simple question: what would be the impact if everyone who could work from home actually did? The answer they came up with for the USA: a savings of 625 million barrels of oil a year, as well as $43 billion less spent on gasoline and elimination of a couple of weeks of wasted commuting time per person.
reference link:
http://webworkerdaily.com/2008/04/19/telecommute-to-save-the-planet/
superfoodliving says:
For a Green, Eco freindly work-at-home business go to http://www.SuperFoodLiving.com or http://www.noblelifeelements.com/superfoods
posted 11/03/08 at 07:23 PM
thecitizen says:
This solution is very similar to: http://www.creativecitizen.com/solutions/281-Video-or-telephone-conference
Let's combine efforts here!
posted 05/17/08 at 03:04 PM