The End of “Sustainable Logistics” as a Feature
For years, sustainability in cities was treated as something that could be added to existing systems. Cleaner vehicles, better routing, electrification — the underlying assumption was that if we impro
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Should Cities Treat Citizens Like Adults?
Price incentives, awareness campaigns, or regulation — what actually drives sustainable behavior? Best practices across Europe. When cities try to become more sustainable, they almost always run into
Who Cares Whether the City They Live In Is Sustainable?
How is an unsustainable city similar to a bad relationship?
Do We Have to Accept That Cities Are Becoming Unlivable Every Summer?
In summer, the city is sometimes not just hot. It can feel as if you have stepped into a giant, slowly heating oven. The pavement radiates heat, the asphalt almost shimmers in the sun, there is no sha
The Hidden Cost of "Free" Home Delivery
We've all heard the saying: "If you're not paying for the product, you are the product." We usually associate it with free online services, where we pay not with money, but with our attention, our dat
What Do the Strait of Hormuz, the Russia–Ukraine War and Paks Have in Common?
Three seemingly unrelated factors that can rewrite a logistics company’s future overnight—and one question that is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. These days’s headline: normal commercial s
