Near-Zero Carbon Supply Chain Planning

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Near-Zero Carbon Supply Chain Planning refers to the strategic process of designing and optimizing supply chain activities and networks to minimize greenhouse gas emissions across procurement, production, transportation, warehousing, and distribution, aiming for emissions levels approaching zero through measures such as renewable energy use, energy efficiency, low-emission transport modes, supplier decarbonization, and carbon offsetting.

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