#carbon-footprint
(8 articles)Amazon's 2025 Emissions Surge 16% Amid AI Data Center Expansion
Amazon reported a significant 16% year-over-year increase in absolute carbon emissions during 2025, with the primary driver being scope 3 emissions linked to rapid data center capacity expansion suppo
Fossil Fuels Drive 40% of Freight Tonnage but Half of Fuel Use
The article presents a paradoxical finding in global freight transportation: fossil fuel-based modes of transport handle 40% of freight tonnage yet consume disproportionately less fuel compared to oth
Balancing Growth With Environmental Trade Responsibility
The supply chain industry faces a critical inflection point as businesses increasingly recognize that sustainable trade practices are no longer optional—they are competitive necessities. Organizations
Global Logistics Race to Cut Emissions Reshapes Freight Operations
The logistics industry faces mounting pressure to dramatically reduce its carbon footprint as regulatory requirements tighten and stakeholders demand sustainable operations. This global race to decarb
Sustainable Procurement: Leading Supply Chains Through Green Disruption
Procurement professionals face a critical inflection point as environmental pressures reshape supply chain strategy. The article emphasizes that procurement leaders must evolve beyond traditional cost
Metsä Fibre Cuts Supply Chain Emissions Through Logistics Optimization
Metsä Fibre, a major Finnish forest products company, has undertaken a comprehensive logistics and supply chain initiative focused on reducing greenhouse gas emissions across its entire value chain. T
VesselBot Exposes Hidden Emissions Gap in Container Shipping
VesselBot's analysis has uncovered a material gap between reported and actual emissions across the container shipping sector, signaling a systemic transparency problem that affects global supply chain
Smarter Decisions Drive Greener Shipping Practices
The maritime shipping industry faces mounting pressure to reduce its environmental footprint, and success depends increasingly on intelligence-driven operational choices rather than incremental improv