Green is Global
Is Your Supply Chain Ready?
By Andrew K. Reese
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What Is Green?
- Energy consumption — the electricity, gas and fuel consumed by your company and/or your entire supply chain.
- O2 & other emissions — greenhouse gases emitted by you and your supply chain, as well as other types of emissions into the air that could be detrimental to air quality, including ozone depletion.
- Materials — including waste and scrap, recycling materials, packaging, what you put into sewers and landfills.
- Hazardous materials — including chemicals, substances and materials.
- Natural resources — how you and your supply chain use water, for example, and how you relate to the natural habitats, your policies on species protection and so forth.
- Building standards — Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification.
A.T. Kearney
Market Drivers
Customers Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP)
Government IHS
Market Forces ModusLink
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Understanding the Impact
Views on the End Game
AMR Research
A.T. Kearney
Arigo
