Sustainable Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Revised Edition David B Grant, Alexander Trautrims, Chee Yew Wong

Figure 1.1 A Simplified Supply Chain

Figure 1.2 A Hybrid Lean and Agile Supply Chain

Figure 1.3 A Framework for a Sustainable Supply Chain

Table 1.1 Four Aspects of Eco-Efficiency and Supply Chain Initiatives, part 1

Table 1.1 Four Aspects of Eco-Efficiency and Supply Chain Initiatives, part 2

Table 2.1 Highest and Lowest Energy Consuming Countries in 2011

Table 2.2 Comparison of 2013 estimated gross domestic product (2014) (NEW)

Table 2.3 World Bank Logistics Performance Index 2014 (NEW)

Figure 3.1 CO 2e Emissions by Transport Mode

Table 3.1 Comparisons of Greenhouse Gas Emissions by Transport Mode

Figure 3.2 Well-to-Wheels Greenhouse Gases Emissions for Future Mid-Size Car

Figure 4.1 BREEAM Weighting Factors

Figure 4.2 LEED Weighting Factors

Table 5.1 List of Common Hazardous Materials, part 1

Table 5.1 List of Common Hazardous Materials, part 2

Table 5.1 List of Common Hazardous Materials, part 3

Figure 6.1 The Kraljic Matrix

Figure 7.1 Hierarchy of Waste Management

Table 7.1 Collection Schemes, part 1

Table 7.1 Collection Schemes, part 2

Figure 7.2 Xerox’s Closed-Loop Supply Chain

Figure 7.3 Household Recycling in the UK

Table 8.1 Types of Logistics and Supply Chain Risk, part 1

Table 8.1 Types of Logistics and Supply Chain Risk, part 2

Figure 8.1 Risk Likelihood-Impact Graph

Table 8.2 Different Types of Corporate Social Responsibility

Table 9.1 Example of Corporate Strategy Plans in Logistics and SCM

Figure 9.1 The ‘Triple Bottom Line’

Figure 9.2 Example of a Radar Plot for the Seven Tenets