Zero Emissions by 2030: Delivering Change
Last-mile delivery is the part of the shipping process when packages are sent from the warehouse to people’s homes. This distance isn’t always a mile. Last-mile delivery accounts for up to half of all delivery vehicle carbon emissions. Delivery vans make millions of short trips every day. And that number continues to rise. A zero emissions future can seem out of reach.
We know the clock is running out to change our future. Corporations must commit to achieving 100% zero emissions by 2030. Companies like Amazon must recognize the adverse impacts of last mile delivery. These companies need to #DeliverChange instead of more emissions. Stand.earth, in coalition with the Clean Mobility Collective launched Charge the Streets to pressure decision makers and push for more ambitious timelines.

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Demand Amazon Commit to Zero Emissions Shipping – Sign the Petition Now to Stop Pollution at Your Door!
Amazon is directly responsible for air pollution impacting people and the planet. Sign the petition now to demand that Amazon commit to zero emissions shipping and protect our communities from unnecessary harm!

Hold delivery companies accountable
Holiday season packages should bring joy, not pollution! But companies like Amazon, UPS, and Walmart are making dirty deliveries that are causing air pollution, congestion and fueling climate change. #Streets4People

Tell regulators: we need electric delivery trucks!
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