Well if not then maybe you should begin to look at what you can do to make the work place a much greener and of course nicer place to work.

Thanks to green options, there is help available they have some tips that will get you started on the path to a fantastically green work space.

Some small steps you can take:

Turn off lights in unoccupied rooms such as kitchens; break rooms, and conference rooms. To help remind others to do the same, create a small sign to post on the door or above the light switch. If there is plenty daylight is coming in, keep the lights off until needed.

Turn off your computer at the end of the day, and set it to go into energy saving mode (sleep, or hibernation) after a period of inactivity. Unplugging it at the end of the day will also save energy. Likewise, turn off the monitor when you’re away from your desk.

When printing or photocopying use both sides of the paper. If possible, set the default settings on printers and photocopiers to double-sided.

If your workplace offers recycling, do your part and recycle.

Cut back on paper cups and use your own mug for coffee/tea and water.

Source [Green Options]