Increasingly frequent logistics act

Increasingly frequent logistics activities also have a non-negligible impact on the environment. The construction of a modern transportation network and the extensive use of vehicles have greatly increased the speed of social material circulation and caused serious pollution to the environment. It is mainly reflected in the following four aspects:① Noise pollution. Due to the dense traffic network, noise pollution caused by road transport is the most widespread. However, rail and waterway transportation is a source of pollution that moves along the route. With the increasing popularity of transportation means, this movement point has gradually transformed into a linear noise source. But at the airport, the noise of aircraft taking off and landing is very serious for residents near the airport.② Atmospheric pollution. Automobile exhaust is one of the main causes of air pollution, especially in urban areas where the number of automobiles is increasing. The combination of automobile exhaust and sunlight to form photochemical smog is the main source of urban air pollution.③ Scattering and leakage of harmful products. Leakage caused by improper storage and transportation of toxic and hazardous substances during the logistics process, such as watering, will seriously damage the environment