Zoe Green - Supply Chain Risks

Zoe Green 27 July 20227 December 2022 4 Comments climate change, diet quality, food supply chain, income, job losses, nutrient availability, resilience, rural communities

Climate Change Impacts on Food Supply Chains and Diet Quality

A new study from the University of Sydney has found that climate change and extreme weather events can have a cascading effect on food supply chains, leading to job and income losses, reduced nutrient availability, and poorer diet quality.

Steps Businesses Can Take to Reduce Their Carbon Footprint

Business Climate Change Sustainability

Zoe Green 21 April 20227 December 2022 3 Comments businesses, carbon footprint, carbon offsets, climate change, efficiency gains, extreme weather, renewable energy, resilience, virtual fleets

Steps Businesses Can Take to Reduce Their Carbon Footprint

Businesses can take steps to reduce their carbon footprint and become more resilient to the disruption caused by extreme weather

Climate Change Disrupting the Global Supply Chain: Impacts and Solutions

Climate Change Infrastructure Supply Chain

Zoe Green 1 March 20227 December 2022 3 Comments atmospheric river, climate change, covid pandemic, floods, fraser canyon, global supply chain, hurricane ida, infrastructure, malaysia, resilience, rhine river, sea levels, texas freeze, transportation, wildfires

Climate Change Disrupting the Global Supply Chain: Impacts and Solutions

As the Covid pandemic continues to disrupt the global supply chain, the threat of climate change is becoming increasingly apparent. Learn more about the impacts of climate change and how companies can plan for the future.

How Can Organizations Prepare for Climate Change Impacts on Global Supply Chains?

Business Environment Technology

Zoe Green 2 November 20217 December 2022 2 Comments agility, artificial intelligence, climate change, decarbonize, machine learning, resilience, supply chain

How Can Organizations Prepare for Climate Change Impacts on Global Supply Chains?

Organizations must take steps to decarbonize their operations, become more resilient, and become more agile to minimize the impact of climate change on global supply chains.