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At a surface level, it may seem that remote investigations should be less carbon-intensive than its physical counterparts, but there are many factors to consider. In a study undertaken in 2021, a student of the University of Michigan studied the impact of virtual conferencing and the amount of carbon emissions produced using this method of communicating. The results concluded that 6 hours of intensive remote video calling between 200 users produced 1,324kg of carbon dioxide emissions, however, this is still cleaner than traditional conferences. Physical interviews create 66 times the amount of CO2 of their virtual counterparts. Although this study focused on video conferencing, this is applicable to other virtual video calls, like interviews. To put the amount of CO2 emissions generated into perspective, according to Nimble Fins, when driving 50 miles per hour, 9250g of CO2 is produced (185g per mile). Compare this to video calling, which emits between 150 and 1000 grams of carbon dioxide per hour per user (Daily Mail). To learn more about the impact of virtual interviews on the environment, read our article (link in comments below) 👇 #videointerview #investigation #blockchaintechnology #remoteinterviewplatform #carbonreduction #environment CPI OpenFox Dutch Ridge Consulting Group (DRCG), LLC Lockdown Cyber Security Demux Video Services Ltd