The logistics sector is pivotal in sustaining global trade and economic growth, yet it significantly contributes to carbon emissions, exacerbating the climate crisis. Addressing this issue necessitates the adoption of sustainable operational pathways like Electrification & Alternative Fuels, Efficient Route Planning, Green Warehousing, Multi-Modal Transport, and Carbon Offsetting. It is paramount to mitigate environmental impacts

Climate change is turning natural carbon sinks into carbon sources, worsening the global warming scenario. Traditionally, forests, soils, and oceans absorbed more CO₂ than they emitted. However, recent studies indicate these systems are becoming net emitters, intensifying the crisis and undermining efforts to limit temperature rise. In 2023, terrestrial carbon sinks, including forests and soils,

Mangroves, unique coastal ecosystems found in tropical and subtropical regions, serve as vital bio-shields against natural disasters. Their dense root systems stabilize shorelines, reduce erosion, and provide critical habitats for diverse marine life. In December 2024, The Bahamas announced a plan to refinance $300 million of its external debt to generate $120 million for marine