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Title	Maersk Logistics and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Work to Enhance Carbon Footprint Methodologies
Date Posted	3/4/2009
URL	http://www.supplychainmarket.com/article.mvc/Maersk-Logistics-And-Massachusetts-Institute-0001?VNETCOOKIE=NO
Description	In order to bring together leaders in supply chain management, Maersk Logistics has joined the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Center for Transportation and Logistics (MIT CTL) Supply Chain Exchange. Maersk Logistics will collaborate with MIT CTL researchers on enhancing carbon footprint methodologies, which Maersk Logistics will use in the enhancement of its SupplyChain CarbonCheck(TM) service. The partnership will also contribute to the effective measurement of carbon emissions in global supply chains and the advancement of carbon emission reduction to achieve certified global supply chain methodology standards.