A Review of the Literature of Green Ports and Maritime Logistics

Hoda Davarzani; Behnam Fahimnia; Michael G.H. Bell; Joseph Sarkis

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-17181-4_9

A Review of the Literature of Green Ports and Maritime Logistics

Greening of industry networks studies: 149-158

Article 2015 English

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Port operations and maritime logistics represent major sources of air pollution. Given the recent greening initiatives and developments in this area and correspondingly a geometric growth in the number of academic publications, this chapter aims to (a) provide some...

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