
Comments on the climate crisis, telework (and its aliases) and the environment from the "father of telecommuting".
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Former 'rocket scientist and spacecraft designer', father of telecommuting/telework, author of five books on telework and/or the impacts of information technology on society. Currently concerned with the preservation of democracy.
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