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White House sanctions threat ups ante ahead of pivotal IMO meeting
Journal of Commerce Greg Knowler October 13, 2025 $Subscription Based
US opposition to the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO’s) shipping decarbonization plans has escalated dramatically, with the White House now threatening sanctions on countries who vote in favor of measures to cut shipping’s carbon emissions.
DOE cancels billions in green hydrogen production projects, future of FCEVs uncertain
Clean Trucking Jay Traugott October 13, 2025
The cancellation of green hydrogen projects could be a significant blow for commercial trucking. Green hydrogen, alongside batteries, is one of the few zero-emission technologies capable of powering long-haul, heavy-duty trucks. However, the recent bankruptcies of hydrogen fuel cell (FCEV) truck makers Nikola Motors and Hyzon Motors suggest the market is leaning toward battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) as the preferred zero-emission powertrain.
From Employee-Owners to Environmental Champions
MIT Sloan Management Review Jegoo Lee October 13, 2025
Employee-owned companies achieve significantly better environmental performance than traditionally structured businesses. Research shows that for every $83,571 of company stake allocated per employee, companies improve on one additional environmental indicator. When employees become owners, they transform from workers into environmental champions, driving initiatives from waste reduction to renewable energy adoption through enhanced engagement and shared accountability.
Webinar: How Amazon Freight is Driving Sustainable Logistics
Sustainability Magazine Tom Chapman October 13, 2025
Amazon Freight’s latest webinar, Accelerating Sustainable Transportation: Amazon’s Vision for Green Middle Mile Solutions, is essential for leaders seeking to transform their logistics operations for a sustainable future.
In this one-hour session, Sonia Polak, Head of EU End-to-End Transportation Sustainability, and James Moulds, Senior Business Developer at Amazon Freight, will reveal how electrification, intermodal optimisation and advanced sustainability tools can transform middle-mile logistics.
Trucking English language enforcement: The toughest and most lax states
Overdrive Todd Dills October 13, 2025
With the return of English Language Proficiency as a priority for roadside inspectors this year, we’ve had some glimpses of a smattering of states where ELP enforcement has taken on new life — and the opposite, with others (California, certainly) taking their time in adopting new regulations and procedures for state inspectors to enforce the rule, risking federal funding in the process.
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