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Supply Chain Professionals Can Lead on Green Freight

Companies need to take a proactive approach to addressing the environmental and social impacts caused by shipments moving through their global supply chains.

How Smart Warehouse Orchestration Helps Sustainability Efforts

By optimizing operations within the warehouse, companies can make huge strides in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and boosting sustainability for the extended supply chain.

How Companies Can Make a Difference in Reducing Trucking’s Carbon Footprint

Companies are zeroing in on trucking operations as an important means of achieving sustainable supply chains.

Supply Chain Industry Faces a Sustainability Crossroad

Achieving sustainability in transportation and global supply chains, once an option for socially aware businesses, has now become a must.

Three Trends Driving Development of a Circular Economy

Three major trends have emerged in the past few years that are driving new interest in circularity: changing consumer expectations, global supply chain disruptions and growing environmental concerns.

New Infrastructure Could Cut Oil Industry's Waste

Part of the energy transition will include adapting oil and gas production rather than abandoning it entirely.

How AI Is Driving Sustainability in the Supply Chain

Businesses are under increasing pressure from eco-conscious consumers and regulators to meet net-zero commitments for greenhouse gas emissions from their supply chains. But they still have a long way to go.

Increasing Sustainability in LTL Trucking With Route Optimization

Optimized routing plays a major role in shrinking a carrier’s carbon footprint.

Sustainability Is the Pathway to Supply Chain Resilience

Supply chain resilience is inseparable from the drive for sustainability.

Corporate Environmental Influence Is More Connected Than You Think

Ecological waste, the accumulation of greenhouse gasses, the overuse of natural resources and the overconsumption of carbon are problems that need to be solved in aggregate; otherwise, they affect every link of the global supply chain.

Fate of U.S. Chipmaking Looks More Like Fantasy

A talent shortage and other factors make reshoring of American chip manufacturing unlikely, at best.

A detail of a silicon wafer is shown on the production line. Photo: Getty.

Watch: Four Ways That Businesses Can Prepare for the Next Black Swan Event

Barry Kukkuk, chief technology officer with Netstock, details four steps that companies can take to prepare for the unpredictable.

Four Ways That Businesses Can Prepare For The Next Black Swan Event

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