Sustainably delivered? Sobering up Canada for decarbonizing transportation

While the Federal Government sets targets and regulates emissions for transportation, it should also incentivize companies to transition to greener fuel.

Effective and efficient management of supply chains is necessary, but not sufficient for curbing mega problems like climate change, writes Prof. Ali ÜlküThe Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Opinion

BY Ali Ülkü

February 28, 2022

That jug of maple syrup did not magically appear on your table. Conveniently bought from a store, the availability of that product involves intertwined logistical operations, from sourcing to manufacturing, to distribution to retailing. A packaged consumer good like maple syrup is but one example of...

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