Why products, even in very good conditions, are dumped?2. How artificial intelligence (AI) can reduce returns?3. How data management and robots can help to reduce unsold inventory?4. What is the role of the "Secondary Market" in the process of minimizing the environmental impact of unsold inventory?5. How environmental, international, and government regulations can help to reduce waste?

I Iv vuymuylvu l Reverse logistics is defined as the process of moving goods beyond their typical final destination for things like re-use, capturing value, or proper disposal. In supply chain networks, materials flow from suppliers through to end customers. Did you know? Every year, Amazon and other retailers end up with billions of pounds of excess, unsold inventory that they're sending straight to landfills, or incinerating. Returns in the U.S. create more than 5 billion pounds of waste in landfills each year and more than 15 million metric tons of carbon dioxide. The problem is only growing as Amazon leads the way in bringing more shoppers online, where the rate of returns is 25%, compared to just 9% for instore purchases. Now, the ecommerce giant and other tech companies and retailers are increasing donation efforts and using data and A.I. to cut back on the wasted inventory clogging our landfills and our planet. Your assignment: Based on the content of this video, answer five of the following questions: 1. Why products, even in very good conditions, are dumped? 2. How artificial intelligence (AI) can reduce returns? 3. How data management and robots can help to reduce unsold inventory? 4. What is the role of the "Secondary Market" in the process of minimizing the environmental impact of unsold inventory? 5. How environmental, international, and government regulations can help to reduce waste