How can I solve this inquiry? The impact of freight movement on a supply chain's environmental and financial sustainability is approached on several different fronts. For instance, the desire for consumers to have their consumables promptly is gauged against their desire to live peacefully without the threat of disruption of their lives and health; it encompasses the topic of this week's discussion. Environmentally, logistics must address how the products can be delivered with the least possible environmental impact. Traffic congestion and inadequate transport infrastructure can undoubtedly add to greenhouse gas emissions, noise issues, and overall unpleasantness, which is always a concern. To improve the situation for all, I see using off-peak delivery times, or overnight delivery, to help tremendously. By circumventing traffic and congestion, a supply chain will see fewer accidents, idling in traffic, and fuel consumption. This would improve freight sustainability by running greener while ensuring on-time delivery to customers. Indeed, there would still be the issue of noise in the late hours but, depending on measures taken by the location, would that be a good alternative?