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Puzzledtraveller

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4. Public and private employers also need to look at work from home options

Reply to CreekDog (Original post)

Thu Feb 14, 2013, 03:32 PM

Feb 2013

It benefits so many in so many ways, the employee can benefit, the employer, tax payers, environment, people suffering from allergies and pollution from freaking everyone driving to work. We need to start thinking outside the damn box!

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Pedestrians and cyclists don't emit greenhouse gases, it needs to be safer to be one in our cities [View all] CreekDog Feb 2013 OP

Carbon dioxide is a greenhouse gas. sadbear Feb 2013 #1

i thought about wording it as "...they reduce our carbon footprint"...but thought that less clear CreekDog Feb 2013 #2

Not to mention methane from the occasional, ahem, (whispers) fart. yellowcanine Feb 2013 #7

I would ride everyday to work. coluccim Feb 2013 #3

I have seen cyclists texting, believe it or not.... yellowcanine Feb 2013 #9

Public and private employers also need to look at work from home options Puzzledtraveller Feb 2013 #4

fair enough, but pedestrian safety is a different issue CreekDog Feb 2013 #5

This alone is another reason kentauros Feb 2013 #6

No, not short sighted...greedy nadinbrzezinski Feb 2013 #8

I'd rather look at it from Google's point of view, kentauros Feb 2013 #11

This message was self-deleted by its author CreekDog Feb 2013 #12

Years ago I emailed the City of Houston about hike/bike paths. kentauros Feb 2013 #10

Unfortunately (for me) bikes paths have been eliminated coluccim Feb 2013 #13

You may have seen this, though others may not, kentauros Feb 2013 #14

thank you! CreekDog Feb 2013 #15

I agree! kentauros Feb 2013 #16