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The Most Environmentally Friendly Way To Ship A Package

What is the most environmentally friendly way to ship a package? Ground shipping uses five times less fuel than shipping by air. Plan ahead and ship packages by truck–you’ll save money and cut greenhouse gas emissions.  Read this article on shipping companies and their effect on the climate.

One Response to “The Most Environmentally Friendly Way To Ship A Package”

  1. hana Says:
    February 4th, 2010 at 7:02 pm

    …only 5 times less? really? i would have expected it to be more.

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