Solar energy has environmental benefits… and consequences
Good morning! Happy Monday. Are you ready for a new week? It’s been a busy weekend for us…
“It’s very easy to be different but very difficult to be better.” – Jonathan Ive, Chief Design Officer, Apple
Solar energy may possess the potential to counteract global warming with an infinite natural resource for “green energy”. Federal policy is trending toward massive federal aid programs to hurry along solar energy projects. But solar energy does not come without its challenges and supreme requirements.
Check out today’s featured article from Real Clear Investigations to read about the challenges of integrating wide swaths of solar energy farms and what it could mean for the landscapes of America. ☕️
Featured Article:
“Wedged in the southern flank of Virginia, Charlotte County is home to some 11,500 people who live amidst rolling hills and family farms, pastures and sawmills, a historic Civil War battlefield, and four townlets tinier than many suburban subdivisions.”
Ports & Container Volume 🚢
California’s “top dog” spot for global goods entry into the states has been taken over by east coast ports
It’s long been known that California’s San Pedro Bay was home to the two largest ports in the United States, boasting the majority of container volume from Asia at Long Beach and Los Angeles ports. However, persistent supply chain bottlenecks at the ports and worries of labor disruptions while the unionized dock workers negotiate a labor contract with the Pacific Maritime Association have led many shippers to a different coast: the East one.
Sales & Profit 🧾
Online pet retailer Chewy sees net income of $2.3 million in Q3 results
In a revelation that has somewhat stunned analysts who have been predicting a loss for the quarter, Chewy stepped up to the plate. Investors didn’t jump the gun with net income profits were announced, but the company’s investments in logistics practices have seemed to pay off.
The Workday Dash is an aggregation of articles regarding the transportation logistics, trucking, and supply chain industries for November 28, 2024, from iLevel Logistics Inc.