Border terminal sustainability metric

Quelle: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sustainability_indicator

A border terminal sustainability metric is a quantitative indicator that measures the sustainability performance of a border terminal within cross-border logistics. It aggregates environmental, economic, and social dimensions (e.g., emissions, energy use, throughput, dwell times, regulatory compliance, and impacts on nearby communities and trade flows) and is used to set targets, monitor progress, and improve the terminal’s sustainability in operations.

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