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This document discusses how increasing employee mobility through remote work policies can significantly reduce a company's carbon footprint and office space needs while enhancing productivity. It notes that average office space is dramatically underutilized, with desks sitting empty over 50% of the time on average. Allowing more flexible work arrangements like working from home or shared workspaces would drive lower energy consumption and costs since less physical office space is required. The document provides examples of companies that have cut their carbon emissions and office space footprint by over 60% through mobilizing their workforce. It argues that widespread adoption of these mobile work policies across companies could dramatically reduce carbon emissions on a large scale.Read less