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With our Climate Take Back mission, we aim to overcome the biggest challenge facing humanity and reverse global warming. It’s no longer enough to limit the damage we do, but we need to move toward reversing it. We want to restore our planet and leave a positive impact.
The first step on the path to reversing global warming is changing our mindsets. Many solutions do exist and others are rapidly appearing. We believe we can reverse global warming if we focus on four key areas:
Aim for zero negative impact on the environment. For Interface, this was Mission Zero®, our first sustainability mission.
It’s time to stop seeing carbon as the enemy and start seeing it as a resource. We must help this building block of life do the job nature intended. At Interface, we are transitioning to raw materials that use waste carbon or sequester carbon to make our products.
Nature has the power to regulate the climate, but only if humanity doesn’t get in the way. We're interfering with the Earth's systems by polluting our air with excess carbon and undermining the planet’s ability to regulate the climate. We must change our business practices and allow nature to do its job: store carbon to keep the planet cool. We're exploring new practices that allow our factories to run like ecosystems. Our pilot program, Factory as a Forest, aims to build an operational standard for facilities to create positive impacts and it uses nature as the benchmark.
There’s no doubt industry has been a force for human progress. But the unintended environmental consequences of industrialization have been severe. What’s needed now is industry that works with nature, not against it, and creates new business models to drive positive change.
Aim for zero negative impact on the environment. For Interface, this was Mission Zero®, our first sustainability mission.
It’s time to stop seeing carbon as the enemy and start seeing it as a resource. We must help this building block of life do the job nature intended. At Interface, we are transitioning to raw materials that use waste carbon or sequester carbon to make our products.
Nature has the power to regulate the climate, but only if humanity doesn’t get in the way. We're interfering with the Earth's systems by polluting our air with excess carbon and undermining the planet’s ability to regulate the climate. We must change our business practices and allow nature to do its job: store carbon to keep the planet cool. We're exploring new practices that allow our factories to run like ecosystems. Our pilot program, Factory as a Forest, aims to build an operational standard for facilities to create positive impacts and it uses nature as the benchmark.
There’s no doubt industry has been a force for human progress. But the unintended environmental consequences of industrialization have been severe. What’s needed now is industry that works with nature, not against it, and creates new business models to drive positive change.
The fourth part of our Climate Take Back plan involves influencing, collaborating, and learning from other leaders. Here are our thoughts.
After a life-changing epiphany in 1994, Interface CEO Ray Anderson embarks on a high-stakes quest to eliminate all negative environmental impacts Interface has on the environment by 2020. To succeed, the company overcame deep scepticism, abandoned the status quo, and ignited a new industrial revolution. The writer and director of Beyond Zero, Nathan Harvey, also founded 100 Months to Change, a coalition of changemakers helping the business world maximize performance for a socially and environmentally sustainable world.