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Solving the Scope 3 prisoner’s dilemma
Lessons from international climate negotiations show how supply chain coalitions and carbon insetting could solve the Scope 3 prisoner's dilemma.
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Kellen Betts
Infrastructure, steaming containerships, and food waste
The U.S. faces a $2.6 trillion infrastructure investment gap, and a plan may finally reach the Senate floor next week. Containerships are going faster…
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Is circular vs. linear the right framework?
When does it make sense to talk about a circular supply chain rather than more narrow strategies like end-of-life management? In this post we'll explore…
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The state of infrastructure
Battle lines are being drawn in Washington D.C. over infrastructure and the American Jobs Plan (AJP). One of those lines is on the very definition of…
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Entangled in China
Undercurrents in China and global supply chains collided last week. On Friday, Swedish fashion retailer Hennes & Mauritz AB (H&M) was ordered by Chinese…
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Momentum on rails and clogged canals
It was hard to miss news of the ship blocking the Suez Canal last week. It is a significant event in global trade—and an unexpected topic for an…
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Echoes of unions and inflation
The Port of Montreal is on edge this weekend. Longshoremen who work at the port are set to vote Sunday on terms of a contract between their union (the…
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Sustainable Supply Chains
Sustainable Supply Chains
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Sustainable Supply Chains

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