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Do remote employees count in your carbon footprint?
Yes. Under the Greenhouse Gas Protocol, emissions from remote employees are often included in a company’s footprint. This covers energy used at home for work, such as lighting, devices, and heating or cooling during working hours.
Watch the 1-minute video below to learn why remote work emissions matter, how they’re categorized, and why they’re increasingly important for distributed and hybrid teams.
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