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Image via Flickr We have moved! Please visit /highwaysengland Freight truck volume in the U.S. is projected to double over the next decade. This causes significant concern for the environment, road maintenance costs, and highway traffic congestion. Many believe, however, that more trucks are a necessity for economic growth. Take a look at this two-sided…
Image via Flickr by Leonora Enking UHC is a research alliance for nonprofit academic medical centers around the nation. They conduct studies on the effiicency and quality of hospital supply chains. Since 2007, UHC has been giving awards to healthcare organizations with the best supply chain systems. They conduct a study each year and then…
Image via Flickr by brewbooks President Obama feels that climate change is a serious issue that he needs to address. That’s why this summer his administration is pushing several changes to regulations on carbon emissions from big trucks, planes, and power plants. Curbing emissions sounds like a good idea, but it is going to cost…
Image via Flickr usdagov Food waste is a major problem in the U.S. Business Insider reports that one-third of all food produced in the U.S goes to waste, which equals 133 billion pounds of food per year. Supermarkets are some of the worst offenders. Big brands like Walmart have been caught dumping food into the…
Image via Flickr by Tecfan According to the BBC, “Food prices are rising in parts of Russia and experts say the state embargo on imports of Western food appears to be making things worse. Since the ban was imposed on Aug. 7 imported pork used in processed meat in Moscow has gone up by 6…
Image via Flickr by fiftynightshades The deadly rail accident in Quebec last month, blamed on the lack of proper application of hand brakes on a train carrying crude oil from North Dakota to Canada, has caused more news this week. According to the Wall Street Journal, the U.S. Federal Railroad Administration has issued a letter…