Climate change poses a serious threat, so we've come up with a four-point plan to do our part that starts with listening to those at the forefront of this fight.
“ Our approach has always centered around listening to our communities — our employees, our customers and the communities we live in. ”
Patrick Spence
Chief Executive Officer
Step 1
Every year, we map greenhouse gas emissions across every aspect of our business, from the materials we source and how we travel to the way customers use our products. Our 2021 footprint amounted to 1,257,917 metric tons of CO2.
Emissions Footprint
Product Energy Usage
Supply Chain Manufacturing
Logistics and Distribution
Other
*Scope 3 emissions, as defined by the GHG Protocol , represent 99.9% of our overall footprint
Step 2
We'll reduce our emissions in the areas with the largest impact, creating measurable targets around energy efficiency, distribution, and our supply chain.
We're developing solutions to reduce the energy consumptions of our products while they are in use and when they are idle .
We’re working with our major suppliers to incorporate climate-friendly practices, such as switching to renewable energy sources.
We’re improving our distribution and logistics network to make it more efficient.
Step 3
We are investing in high-quality carbon offsets that emphasize conservation of natural resources.
Step 4
As carbon capture technology advances, we'll shift our investments toward pulling greenhouse gases from the atmosphere, aiming to remove more than we emit and become climate positive.
Learn more about our Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) in the 2022 Listen Better Report, where we share detailed information on our broader initiatives regarding sustainability, supply chain responsibility, giving back, diversity, equity, and inclusion, and disclose the progress we've made in the past year.