Top weather events disrupting supply chain

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Weather & Climate

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Given the direct impact of weather, learn which are the most common weather events that ground airplanes, take out the keys from the truck’s ignition, cut off rail connections and anchor or delay ships?

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Understand the ripple effect of weather throughout the supply chain network
Identify how weather events such as droughts, hurricanes, floods and more are formed and the role of climate change
The impact of supply chain disruptions on key specific industries such as cotton production and global food supply

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