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Study Finds Well-Planned Logistics Real Estate and E-Commerce Can Lower Carbon Footprint of Retail

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By Meghan Hall Layers of often unnecessary packaging, the fleets of cars, gas consumption: For some, e-commerce and logistics appear as industries that would be far from incredibly sustainable or environmentally-friendly. However, a recent study released as a collaboration between MIT and one of the world’s biggest investors in logistics real estate, Prologis, indicates that […]

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