The rapid development of e-commerce has resulted in a significant increase in express
packaging, causing serious environmental pollution and resource waste problems. To …

Plastic waste from fast-moving consumer goods packaging has become a global concern.
One solution is home-refill delivery service (HRDS) that offer the distribution of consumable …

While public debate and prominent studies expect digitalization to substantially reduce
energy use and carbon dioxide (CO 2) emissions, quantitative research has produced …

Via the internet, people can easily access high quantities of (information on) intangible
services (eg, dining out services, movie theater visits), often at low (er) prices. Therefore …

How does e-shopping impact household travel? To answer this question, which is
particularly relevant for policymakers concerned with congestion, air pollution, and …

Lower accessibility to transit services may lead to more constraints, making travel less
flexible in space and time. By using information and communication technologies (ICT) …

Online-to-offline food delivery services (OFDS) platforms have reshaped the urban food
landscape. However, existing studies do not reveal the relationship between the changes in …

As a meteorological factor, air pollution has emerged as a significant marketing strategy and
has garnered extensive attention from the academic community. Contrary to the prevailing …

Numerous studies have investigated the travel effects of online purchases. However,
compared to tangible goods (eg, books, electronics, and clothes), very limited attention has …

The Gent Sint-Pieters (GSP) project, an infrastructure and urban renewal project in Ghent,
Belgium, can be considered a typical example of transit-oriented development (TOD). TOD …