Forwarders say policy not consumers will determine green transition
Purchasing patterns indicate that governments cannot rely on consumers to shift the scales in the ...
By Mr Joy
Ready or not – here I come: as Covid-19 has demonstrated, we need to develop business continuity plans to anticipate and mitigate “black swan” – or “white swan“? – events.
However, some reports suggest that the supply chain disruptions caused by the pandemic will seem minimal compared with those caused by climate change.
The United Nations announced a study into the climate plans of more than 100 countries and concluded the possibility of a temperature rise of 2.7C (4.9F) above pre-industrial times ...
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