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Biden Administration Enacts Suite of Guardrails for Use of AI

The executive order includes a report from the Department of Energy on how AI can be used to reach various climate goals.

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Shadow-Fleet Oil Tanker That Crashed Had Void Western Insurance

The Danish Maritime Authority said that the ship provided insurance documentation from Gard AS, but Gard said it wasn’t the insurer at the time of the collision.

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Railroad Engineer Sues Union Pacific Over Train Driver Software

The computer system gave the locomotives dangerous instructions, the complaint alleges, telling the lead locomotive to slow down and the middle locomotive to speed up while climbing a hill.

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CMA CGM and Bpifrance Launch Multi-Million-Dollar Fund to Decarbonize French Maritime Sector

From decarbonizing fishing vessels to supporting cutting-edge maritime research, the ocean carrier says it wants to contribute to "a cleaner tomorrow for oceans."

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Report: Warehouse Truck Pollution is Blanketing Low-Income Illinois Communities

In neighborhoods where NO2 fumes were especially prevalent, the pollutant was responsible for more than 14% of new asthma diagnoses.

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Audit Finds 56 Companies Responsible for Half of Global Plastic Pollution

More than 100,000 volunteers collected and logged nearly 1.9 million plastic waste items in 84 countries between 2018 and 2022.

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Reinventing Defensive Supply Chain Risk With AI

Moving from risk-reduction mode (defense) to opportunity-creation mode (offense) requires a mindset change and more advanced processes, technologies and talent.

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Four Ways to Reduce Your Scope 3 Emissions From Within

While the effort may be more challenging than Scope 1 and 2 reporting, there are many things a company can do to reduce Scope 3 carbon emissions.

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European Parliament Approves Human Rights 'Due Diligence' Directive

The law requires select EU companies to mitigate against business practices like forced labor, pollution, and various other human rights abuses.

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Why Planning Isn’t Enough to Achieve True Operational Excellence

As we’ve seen over the last few years, planning and forecasting alone haven’t been enough to deal with the delays and shortages rippling through global supply chains.

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How the EU’s New Sustainability Directive Affects Global Supplier Networks

The European Union has updated proposed sustainability compliance legislation to target only the region’s largest businesses for enforcement.

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Fashion Brands Make Earth Day Commitment to Preserve Endangered Forests

A group of 15 fashion and lifestyle brands are committing to ending the sourcing of textile and packaging from ancient and endangered forests.

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