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Sustainability & Corporate Social Responsibility: Page 132
EU’s Bold Climate Plan Targets Cars, Planes and Trade
The European Union rolled out a climate plan that will transform every corner of its economy — from how people heat their home to the cars they drive — as the bloc uses a massive overhaul of rules to position itself as a global leader on the environment.
California’s New Summer Normal Means Using Less Water and Electricity
Power grid managers have sent urgent pleas on the past few days — begging residents to cut their electricity use to stave off blackouts. These calls are becoming a standard part of the summer, as residents are forced to adapt their lifestyles to the changing climate.
Hydrogen Fuel Is Changing the Future of Logistics
The hydrogen economy is upon us, and growing demand for the zero-carbon fuel has far surpassed supply.
Interos Releases Upgraded AI-powered Operational-Resilience Platform
Interos, an operational resilience company, has announced enhancements to its AI-powered platform to deliver visibility into the extended supply chains of global organizations.
One Small Step for a Shipper Toward Embracing Electric Trucks
Packaging product distributor Veritiv partnered with Penske Truck Leasing to pioneer the use of an electrically powered big rig in Southern California.
Watch: Impact of the Western U.S. Megadrought on Food Supply Chains
Phil Renaud, executive director of The Risk Institute in the Fisher College of Business at The Ohio State University, discusses how the persistent drought in the western U.S. is forcing food supply chains to rethink their sourcing strategies, as well as pursue longer-term initiatives for coping with the effects of climate change.
How Technology Can Tackle Waste in the Food Supply Chain
Food loss within the supply chain has been an issue for decades, and has reached epic proportions in recent years.
How E-Tailers Are Greening the Last Mile
Demand for last-mile delivery services is booming around the world — expected to jump nearly 80% globally in the next decade. Here are a few ways e-commerce and logistics companies are aiming to reverse their environmental impact.
Northwest Heat Wave Triggers Blackouts and Buckles Highways
The rare and powerful heat wave shattering records across the U.S. Northwest is taking a bruising toll on the region’s infrastructure, buckling highways, hobbling public transit and triggering rolling power outages.
Do We Really Need Slavery to Reduce Our Dependence on Fossil Fuels?
If you knew the solar panels you were about to install on your house or company headquarters were made with slave labor, would you still buy them?
Biden Balances Climate Need With Human Rights in Chinese Solar Ban
The Biden administration’s narrowly focused ban on Chinese solar products is designed to confront supply chain slavery without stifling the fast-growing use of renewable energy in the U.S.
A Win for Roads, and No Tax Hikes: Infrastructure Deal Takeaways
The infrastructure agreement announced Thursday by the White House and a bipartisan group of senators carves out $579 billion of common ground from the $2.25 trillion American Jobs Plan unveiled in March by President Biden.
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