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People who work from home all the time ‘cut emissions by 54%’ against those in office
(www.theguardian.com)
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The difference is likely less in developed countries with functional public transport
And if they drive, they drive less ridiculous cars. The fact that the F150 is the most sold car in the US is just mind boggling.
Wait is this really true?? Why do so mamy people feel the need to buy trucks?
Because they might need to move a large piece of furniture someday...
Wouldn't they just hire a truck if they ever need that? I mean that's what we did, we moved twice in the last 20 years and one involved moving over 300 miles away to another city
No way, that just makes too much sense
I mean there are companies that do this for you, carry everything over (from the front of house to placing them inside as well, like couches and tv and everything) so you don't do anything really except paying them money (and ask for refund if they broke something 😡). Like I guess it's called forwarding