Course background: (There are many ways that supply chains affect the environment; from the CO2 produced in transportation to wastewater runoff from manufacturing, supply chain activities have an environmental cost. However, because companies may not fully factor the environmental cost into their production cost, overproduction and under-recycling have become crucial issues in supply chain management. Professor Chen outlines some of the environmental impacts of supply chain activities..Achieving supply chain sustainability is an open question subject to extensive research. That said, there are three possible directions that Professor Chen offers in this video. First, viewing supply chains holistically can prevent unintentional downstream consequences. Second, achieving a sustainable supply chain requires coordinating multiple stakeholders. Finally, focusing on data analytics will enable decision-makers to measure the environmental impacts of supply chain activities.)You have continued to expand knowledge about the challenges of supply chain sustainability and related problems. In this part of the Unit 3 Assignment, you will design a strategy for supply chain sustainability. 1. Pick a company of your interest and conduct some preliminary research. Describe its current practices in achieving supply chain sustainability 2. What recommendations would you make to this company for their supply chain management based on the tools and concepts learned in this course