Telecommuting takes cars off the road and could deliver $3.9 billion in time and fuel cost savings annually, while drastically reducing traffic, greenhouse gas emissions and America’s dependence of foreign oil.

10 Ways Broadband Can Help Change the World

In honor of Earth Day and the rising priority that consumers and responsible corporate citizens are placing on the health of our planet, NextGenWeb is dedicating itself to sustainability issues for the week of April 21st.  Our goal:  To raise awareness of the many ways broadband can help us all go green.  In our personal and professional lives, each of us can make a difference.  Here are 10 ways broadband can help.

Vcasts

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Studies

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Articles

• 10 Ways High Speed Internet Can Help Earth
  Speed Matters
  April 29, 2008
• Leading By Example On Telecommuting
  The Day 
  April 20, 2008
• New Study Quantifies Work-From-Home Savings For Earth Day
  Earth Times
  April 17, 2008
• Hope For Transportation Future
  Santa Cruz Sentinel
  February 24, 2008
• Study Derides Federal Telework Efforts: $13.9 Billion Deficit
  Layer 8
  February 19, 2008
• Survey: More Government Workers Can Telecommute
  Computer World
  February 19, 2008
• Green Features Bloom In Unexpected Places
  InfoWorld
  January 31, 2008
• Telecommuting Can Help The Planet And Your Sanity
  Honolulu Star Bulletin
  December 24, 2007
• Telecommuting-A Quarter Of US Workers Do It Regularly
  PC World
  November 27, 2007
• Internet Credited For Cleaner Environment
  The Record
  October 26, 2007
• Clear The Streets, Work At Home
  Inside The Bay Area
  September 25, 2007
• 3.9 Million Americans Telecommute, Helping Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
  Associated Content
  September 25, 2007
• The Power Of Telecommuting
  Washington Post
  September 23, 2007
• Yes The Internet Saves Energy
  Green Energy News
  September 21, 2007
• Report Touts Benefits Of Telecommuting, Workers Save Gas, Reduce Carbon Emissions
  San Jose Mercury News
  September 20, 2007