Why shopping at a brick-and-mortar store might be a greener option than ordering online.
Online shopping is big business: Americans spent $395 billion at Web retailers in 2016, up from $28 billion in 2000. Part of the increase may be due to a belief that e-commerce is a greener option than shopping at your local brick-and-mortar store. But according to various online-retailing industry studies, there are several environmental factors to consider.
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Interesting article on Online Shopping but you failed to mention the carbon footprint of the millions of cars that no longer need to drive to the brick and mortar stores. This was a very one-sided article with a very poor title.