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LET’S START
THE CLIMATE
TAKE BACK
WE CAN
CHANGE IT
WITH
INTENT.
IF HUMANITY
CHANGED
THE CLIMATE
BY MISTAKE...
PHOTO:NASA
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
WE HAVE THE POWER TO
CHANGE OUR CLIMATE.
AND NOW WE GET TO CHOOSE
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT.
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
WILL AVOIDING THE
WORST BE OUR
ONLY AMBITION?
OR WILL WE CHOOSE
TO CREATE...
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
A
CLIMATE
FIT FOR
LIFE
Life thrives in a benign climate.
We can all live, love, make, grow and progress
within a stable global climate system.
Turns out our species has the power to
change our whole planet.
That came as a bit of a surprise. But it’s time
to get over it and get on with it. We’ve got the
tools, we’ve got the ingenuity and we’ve got
every living thing needing a climate fit for life.
This is our awesome opportunity.
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
MOST OF US WOULD CHOOSE
A CLIMATE FIT FOR LIFE.
SO WHAT’S HOLDING US BACK
FROM TAKING CONTROL OF
CLIMATE CHANGE?
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
PEOPLEPLANET
PHOTO:FLICKR/KIMSENG
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
DOOM
APATHY
FEAR
CARBON
WEATHER
EXTREME
EXTINCTION
DENIAL
NEGATIVITY
SACRIFICE
OUR TWIN
PROBLEMS
We face two challenges to taking back
our climate. One in our atmosphere
and one in our heads. Today we have
apathetic, confused and afraid people
living in a carbon saturated system.*
With the only solution offered; painful
sacrifice to avoid the worst effects.
* In a global survey conducted by Pew Research Center in
2015, publics in 19 out of the 40 nations surveyed cited
climate change as their biggest worry, making it the most
widespread concern of any issue included in the survey.
According to the Scripps Institution of Oceanography the
concentration of carbon dioxide in our atmosphere has risen
past 410 parts per million as of May 2017.
PHOTO:FLICKR/KIMSENG
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
WHERE SHOULD WE START
IN RESOLVING THESE
TWIN PROBLEMS?
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
COURAGE
BELIEF
HOPE
CHANGE
STARTS IN
THE MIND
We believe that how we think and
talk about climate change can
change everything.*
Positivity, optimism and belief in our
ability to solve climate change is a
pre-requiste to actually doing so.
* In 2006, research group ESRC reviewed 129 different
studies of how people change their behaviour for the better
and found that the least effective behavioural motivator was
fear or regret.
ADVANCE
ACTION
POSITIVITY
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
AT INTERFACE,
WE’VE ALREADY LEARNED
THE POWER OF
AMBITIOUS AND POSITIVE
MINDSETS.
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
“What’s
the business
case for
ending life on
earth?”
RAY ANDERSON, FOUNDER OF INTERFACE
MISSION ZERO
(1994 – 2020)
We believe this is possible because
we've already experienced the
power of a changed attitude. Our
Mission 2020 target was to have no
negative impact on the earth. Many
in the business community thought
this was impossible.
But over 5,000 people at Interface
have worked for decades to show
that a business can be positive for
the planet.
And we discovered that our mindset
can drive more than just our own
action, it can also inspire others.
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
OUR NEW MISSION
At Interface, we’re convinced a fundamental
change needs to happen in our global
response to climate change. We need to stop
thinking about how to merely limit the damage
caused by climate change – and start thinking
about how to create a climate fit for life
CLIMATE TAKE BACK (2016 – UNTIL IT’S DONE)
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
THIS VISION OF A
CLIMATE FIT FOR LIFE
IS TAKEN DIRECTLY
FROM SCIENCE.
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
THE
SCIENCE
OF A
CLIMATE
FIT FOR
LIFE
DON’T PANIC! This looks complex, but it’s actually a plan of action.
stockholmresilience.org
In early 2017 Professor
Johan Rockström from
the Stockholm Resilience
Centre proposed a
scientific model of how to
reach safe climate limits.
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
BREAKING
IT DOWN
Limiting global warming to
1.5 degrees within the next century
will require an enormous amount
of action, innovation and disruption
across four major areas.
While we radically decarbonize
our current systems, we’ll also
need to restore and protect natural
carbon sinks, and scale up our own
carbon drawdown technologies to
support the biosphere. Finally, we’ll
need to develop a business system
that allows all of this to happen.
New human
carbon systems
Radical
decarbonization
Restoring natural
carbon sinks
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
THE
CLIMATE
TAKE
BACK
PLAN We've turned the
science into a plan to
take back our climate.
PHOTO:NASA
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
HOW TO
TAKE
BACK THE
CLIMATE
Science tells us we need three
elements for a climate fit for life,
which can be translated into
principles.
We’ve also added a fourth:
Industrial Re-Revolution.
Because all the other three
changes will need new business
systems to make them work.
LOVE
CARBON
LET
NATURE COOL
LEAD
THE INDUSTRIAL
RE-REVOLUTION
LIVE
ZERO
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
LET
NATURE COOL
LIVE
ZERO
LOVE
CARBON
LEAD
THE INDUSTRIAL
RE-REVOLUTION
Aim for zero
negative impact on
the environment
Stop seeing carbon as
the enemy, and start
using it as a resource
Support our
biosphere’s ability to
regulate the climate
Transform industry
into a force for the
future we want
THE CLIMATE TAKE BACK
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
HOW WILL
THE CLIMATE TAKE BACK
WORK IN PRACTICE?
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
LIVEZERO
Aim for zero negative impact
on the environment
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
Aim for zero
negative impact on
the environment
LIVE
ZERO
ZERO WASTE
REDESIGN
COMMERCE
CUT
WATER USE
CLOSE EVERY LOOP
100%
RENEWABLES
ZERO
POLLUTANTS
RESOURCE-
EFFICIENT
TRANSPORT
WHAT IS
LIVE
ZERO
ADIDAS
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
LIVE
ZERO
Radically
reduce carbon
emissions and
toxic waste
streams
Radically
reduce our
water use
Eliminate the
concept
of “waste”
Switch to
renewable
energy sources
wherever
possible
Redesign
products so
that resources
can be reused
infinitely
Refocus on
customer
experience
instead of
material
products
Only use
resource-
efficient
transport for
people and
goods
ZERO WASTE
REDESIGN
COMMERCE
CUT
WATER USE
CLOSE EVERY LOOP
100%
RENEWABLES
ZERO
POLLUTANTS
RESOURCE-
EFFICIENT
TRANSPORT
Most companies already
aim to cut their carbon
footprint – but we need to
aim higher. Our shared goal
must be for zero negative
impact on the environment
by eliminating waste,
switching to renewables,
and drastically reducing
carbon emissions.
HOW TO
LIVE
ZERO
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
Living on 100% renewable
electricity in one of the world’s
most beautiful locations
One of the world’s most successful
examples of a shift to renewable
generation is the island of
Yakushima. 100% fuelled by
renewable sources.
The islands annual energy demands
of its 13,000 inhabitants are met by
three hydroelectric power plants.
It already produces more electricity
than it can consume and has a long-
term goal to become carbon-free.
Provides a test bed for Nissan
and Mitsubishi to develop vehicles
completely powered by renewables.
Eliminate any
negative impact its
business creates
Mission Zero is Interface’s
outstanding ambition to achieve
zero negative impact on the
environment by 2020.
Interface achieved a 98%
reduction in carbon emissions,
with 95% of energy coming from
renewable resources to date.
They cut water use by 93% and
now send zero waste to landfill.
With 100% of raw materials for
product development that are
bio-based or recycled, Interface
products have the lowest carbon
footprint in the market.
Bold leadership
towards a sustainable
aviation future
Heathrow aspires to become a zero-
carbon airport, taking it from creating
a negative to a net positive impact.
The airport will develop a ‘Centre
of Excellence’ to solve some of
the industry’s greatest challenges
including creating a sustainable
aviation fuel.
As of 2017, Heathrow will be
powered by 100% renewable
electricity, and plans to use its
leadership position of carbon neutral
expansion by 2020 to ‘accelerate
the era of sustainable flight’.
YAKUSHIMA,
JAPAN
LIVE
ZERO
WHO
LIVES
ZERO
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
LOVECARBON
Stop seeing carbon as the enemy,
and start using it as a resource
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
USABLE
DURABLE
CARBON
REUTILIZATION
CARBON
CAPTURE
Stop seeing
carbon as the
enemy, and
start using it as a
resource
LOVE
CARBON
WHAT IS
LOVE
CARBON
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
LOVE
CARBON
HOW TO
LOVE
CARBON
Carbon is a building block for
life, and that means it can be
a building block for us. What if
we took captured atmospheric
carbon and used it to create
the things we use every day
– plastics, concrete, fuel, and
even products like shoes and
carpet tiles?
USABLE
DURABLE
CARBON
REUTILIZATION
CARBON
CAPTURE
Capturing carbon
directly from source
at industrial sites,
or sequestering
fugitive carbon from
the atmosphere
using technology
that mimics
photosynthesis
Locking captured
carbon into
stable solids,
such as plastics,
and using the raw
material to create
products for use
Preventing all
forms of working
durable carbon from
becoming fugitive
carbon again
through reuse and
recycling
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
Turning today’s waste
into the building
blocks of tomorrow
Carbon8 have developed
revolutionary process that combines
atmospheric CO2
and thermal waste
to create the concrete blocks for the
buildings of tomorrow.
The aggregate is a genuinely carbon
negative material with the amount of
CO2
captured exceeding that used
in production.
Every tonne of blocks generated
captures and stores as much CO2
as four trees do in a year.
Carbon8’s latest plant at Avonmouth
can capture as much CO2
annually
as 200,000 trees.
Removing carbon from
our atmosphere by
replacing oil with air
AirCarbon plastic is made from
carbon in the air, locking in
carbon that would otherwise have
remained in our atmosphere.
This breakthrough technology
inspired by the natural carbon-
capturing processes of plants and
microorganisms.
10 years of research led to the
world’s first patented commercial
carbon technology and product,
the AirCarbon chair.
The material is able to meet the
performance requirements of a
wide range of applications.
Creating carbonates
from air and flue gas to
lock CO2
into products
New Sky’s pioneering CarbonCycle
process creates carbon negative raw
materials, with chemical by-products
that are useful but not harmful.
CO2
is captured from the
atmosphere, or from flue gas before
it enters the atmosphere and turned
into carbonates (safe, mineralized
forms of CO2
) that are identical to
conventional “fossilised’ counterparts. 
The carbonates (and chemical by-
products) are versatile and have
a wide range of applications in
manufacturing , food production and
water purification.
LOVE
CARBON
WHO
LOVES
CARBON
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
LETNATURE COOL
Support our biosphere’s ability to
regulate the climate
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
Support our
biosphere’s
ability to regulate
the climate
LET
NATURE COOL
AFFORESTATION
AND
REFORESTATION
WETLAND
RESTORATION
BLUE CARBON
HABITAT
RESTORATION
ENHANCED
WEATHERING
SOIL
MANAGEMENT
WHAT
IS LET
NATURE
COOL
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
Greening our
urban spaces,
our farmland, and
replanting the
forests we’ve lost
Ensuring our
soil has all the
nutrients it needs
to manage carbon
effectively
Replanting
and protecting
wetland
habitats
Using minerals
that sequester
carbon as they
“weather”
Restoring our
salt marshes,
mangroves and
sea grasses
LET
NATURE COOL
AFFORESTATION
AND
REFORESTATION
WETLAND
RESTORATION
BLUE CARBON
HABITAT
RESTORATION
ENHANCED
WEATHERING
SOIL
MANAGEMENT
HOW
TO LET
NATURE
COOL
Nature has the power to
regulate the climate – but only
if humanity doesn’t get in the
way. Right now, the excess
carbon we’re emitting is
interfering with this regulation
system. We need to restore
the Earth’s core ecosystems
and make space for life itself to
stabilise our climate.
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
Turning sea urchins into
food and keeping kelp
forests flourishing
Urchinomics harvests and cultivates
sea urchins as a gastronomic treat,
protecting our ‘ocean rainforests’.
Overfishing has allowed urchin
populations to increase. Their
grazing destroys kelp forests, an
important carbon sink.
The Urchinomics harvesting process
increases the yield of food-quality
urchins from 15% to 90%, and locks
in around 60m tonnes of CO2
.
Scaling up reforestation
by using drones to plant
a billion trees
Founded by an ex NASA employee,
BioCarbon Engineering’s goal is to
plant one billion trees using airborne
drone technology.
Drones are deployed to disperse
biodegradable seed pods carrying
germinated seeds.
Just one drone can carry 300 seed
pods, and can plant 100 hectares in
a 36 hour period.
A global challenge to
create buildings that give
more than they take
The Living Building Challenge is a
building certification scheme that
has got people around the world
constructing buildings that have a
positive impact on the human and
natural systems that interact with
them.
The standard ensures buildings are
self-sufficient, healthy for occupants
and remain within the resource limits
of their site.
Hundreds of projects are already
certified or on their way to
certification.
LET
NATURE COOL
WHO
LETS
NATURE
COOL
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
LEADTHE INDUSTRIAL
RE-REVOLUTION
Transform industry into a force
for the future we want
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
PURPOSEFUL
ADVOCACY
RADICAL
COLLABORATION
NEW
BUSINESS
MODELS
GLOBALLY
ALIGNED GOALS
Transform industry
into a force for the
future we want
LEAD
THE INDUSTRIAL
RE-REVOLUTION
SUSTAINABLE
FINANCING
NEW RULES
OF
GOVERNANCE
And so much
more! There
are no limits
to human
ingenuity.
WHAT IS LEAD
THE INDUSTRIAL
RE-REVOLUTION
NASA
FLICKR/SAN DE E PACH ETAN.COM
FLICKR/U K DFI D
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
LEAD
THE INDUSTRIAL
RE-REVOLUTION
NEW
BUSINESS
MODELS
GLOBALLY
ALIGNED GOALS
Business
agendas that
reference the
SDGs and
targets set in line
with planetary
needs
Platforms,
networks
and coalitions
for cross-sector
transformation
Lobbying,
taking a
stance, using
influence, and
lending a voice
for positive
change
SUSTAINABLE
FINANCING
Accounting
and
investment
to accelerate
sustainability
And so much
more! There
are no limits
to human
ingenuity.
Transformational
leadership
and more
increasingly
diverse
stakeholders
Disruptive
businesses,
product to
service changes
and social
enterprise
There’s no doubt that industry has
been a force for human progress.
But the unintended environmental
consequences of industrialization
have been severe. We didn’t know
what we were doing then, but we
do now. What we need are new
models of low-carbon, inclusive and
collaborative business that deliver
value for everyone. Starting with, but
not limited to:
HOW TO LEAD
THE INDUSTRIAL
RE-REVOLUTION
PURPOSEFUL
ADVOCACY
RADICAL
COLLABORATION
NEW RULES
OF
GOVERNANCE
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
Advocating for a healthy,
liveable and sustainable
built environment
Architects Advocate is a network of
architectural practitioners who have
publicly acknowledged their duty to
drive climate action.
The nonpartisan network calls for
meaningful legislation and policy on
climate change, in order to protect
healthy and livable communities and
cities.
Over 1000 architects have
committed to “speak up and speak
out”, recognizing climate change
as the biggest challenge and the
greatest opportunity facing their
profession.
An accounting tool that
makes reducing impact
drive performance
Kering’s pioneering Environmental
Profit & Loss tool allows brands to
effectively measure environmental
impact in monetary terms.
Kering are able to account for
the production and processing of
200+ raw materials in more than
120 countries through the EP&L
EP&L methodology is open-
sourced to drive sustainable
supply chains across all product
manufacturing industries.
A universal approach for
business to transition to a
low-carbon economy
Science-based targets show how
much a company needs to reduce
its greenhouse gas emissions
to keep us below two degrees
of warming, compared to pre-
industrial levels.
The Science Based Targets
initiative offers companies
guidance, tools, and technical
assistance for setting science-
based targets.
Science-based targets are
ushering in a new era for
sustainability in business, with 260
companies signed up to setting
targets in this way. 
LEAD
THE INDUSTRIAL
RE-REVOLUTION
WHO LEADS THE
INDUSTRIAL
RE-REVOLUTION
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
THERE ARE SO MANY
EMERGING EXAMPLES OF
POSITIVE CHANGE.
BUT IS INTERFACE ALONE
IN BELIEVING WE CAN
REALLY TAKE BACK THE
WHOLE CLIMATE?
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
This included change-makers and thought leaders, from a range of
sectors and from across the world. 404 responded.
Following that survey, we then partnered with Net Impact to survey the
next generation of business leaders (aged between 18 and 35 year old).
Over 300 responded.
These are just some of
our findings... Find the full
survey insights report on
our website, and discover
what climate experts and
young business leaders
really think is going on in
climate change today.
TO ANSWER THIS QUESTION,
INTERFACE INVITED CLIMATE
EXPERTS FOR THEIR RESPONSE
TO THIS IDEA
READ THE
FULL REPORT
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
YES, IT WOULD BE DIFFICULT BUT POSSIBLE NO, THINGS HAVE ALREADY GONE TOO FAR
WE ASKED
Do you believe we can
take back our climate, and,
make a climate fit for life?
95%
5%
CLIMATE
EXPERTS
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
YES, IT WOULD BE DIFFICULT BUT POSSIBLE
NO, THINGS HAVE ALREADY GONE TOO FAR
YES, IT WOULD BE DIFFICULT BUT POSSIBLE
NO, THINGS HAVE ALREADY GONE TOO FAR
91%
9%
YOUNG
LEADERS
95%
5%
CLIMATE
EXPERTS
The next generation
of business leaders was
less optimistic.
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
11%
27%
BECAUSE WE HAVE EVERYTHING WE NEED
BECAUSE WE BELIEVE IN HUMANITY
BECAUSE HOPE IS NECESSARY
BECAUSE NATURE WILL PREVAIL ANYWAY
BECAUSE WE’VE OVERCOME SIMILAR CHANGES
45%
6%
8%
3% CLIMATE EXPERTS
YOUNG LEADERS
28%
57%
5%
13%
Please note that we asked climate expert respondents to give free text responses to our
questions. Many of their responses covered more than one of the themes in this report –
so the percentages in this graph do not add up to 100.
For the climate experts, the most
compelling reason to believe is
that we already have everything
we need. While the young leaders
agreed with the power of this
argument, they are more inspired
by their belief in humanity.
WE ASKED
Why do you believe
it’s possible?
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
THE RENEWABLE ENERGY REVOLUTION
BUSINESS COMMITMENTS
INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY
CHANGES IN HOW WE MANAGE NATURAL SYSTEMS
GOVERNMENTAL INITIATIVES
WORLDWIDE MOVEMENTS
VALUES OF YOUNGER GENERATIONS
THE PARIS CLIMATE AGREEMENT
MULTI-STAKEHOLDER PARTNERSHIPS
6%
9%
9%
5%
14%
WE ASKED
What is the best
example of
Climate Take Back
already happening?
When we asked our climate experts
for examples of Climate Take Back,
we received over 250 suggestions.
The young business leaders
responded to these, with huge
optimism for renewables and
a confidence in their own generation.
23%
18%
7%
9%
10%
8%
1%
7%
5%
5%
1%
CLIMATE EXPERTS
YOUNG LEADERS
43%
18%
Please note that we asked climate expert respondents to give free text responses to our
questions. Many of their responses covered more than one of the themes in this report –
so the percentages in this graph do not add up to 100.
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
34%
said it was
‘business as
usual’ holding
us back.
The phrase ´business
as usual’ was often
repeated. And issues
of vested interests,
short termism and
political ennui have
been included within
this category.
Climate experts
believed there
was one factor
above all holding
back progress on
climate change.
WE ASKED CLIMATE EXPERTS
What would
make Climate
Take Back
impossible?
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
Fixations and short term gains over
long-term prosperity.
“
Policy markets caught by the
tragedy of the horizons.
“
When companies talk about the
need to tackle the climate issue,
yet still focus on selling more
stuff to generate more profits
and create more waste, without
seeing the need to change to more
sustainable business models.
“
Complacency and continuation of
the business as usual lifestyle.
“
Lack of transformation of the
policy, market and social systems
that pattern and drive current
modes of economic production.
“
This mindset
challenge was
raised by experts
across sectors
and geographies.
WE ASKED CLIMATE EXPERTS
What would
make Climate
Take Back
impossible?
One additional
fascinating barrier
emerged from
the experts.
15%
said we will
never take
back the
climate unless
we believe
we can.
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
Where there is a will there is
a way.
“
Not believing it is possible.“
Disengagement of people to take
actions and believing they can’t
make a difference.
“
Not doing anything. Focusing on
the negatives.
“
Gloom porn. Focusing on how
awful life could be, on how bad
we are.
“
Not being able to imagine a
positive future. People not being
inspired to make changes.
“
Several climate experts
added spontaneous
responses to the question,
identifying the need for
A new story.
Take the message to
‘non believers’.
Inspire people by
showing them that it’s
already happening.
“
“
Build a narrative about
climate take back. Climate
change is seen as a
disaster to avoid. You are
trying to reframe it as a
positive opportunity.
“
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
IF WE NEED
A NEW STORY FOR OUR
CLIMATE FUTURE,
WE NEED YOU.
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
GET INVOLVED, AND GET ACTIVE.
• Join the planning and share your examples
of Climate Take Back in our LinkedIn Group
• Read the full Insights Report from our survey
• Visit our website here
AND ABOVE ALL…
CLIMATE TAKE BACK
STEAL THESE
SLIDES!
These slides are open-source. Please take, reuse and adapt them to help others chose a climate fit for life
If we are going to change minds, and increase ambitions then we all need to tell a
different story. So please help make the climate take back a reality.
CLIMATE TAKE BACK

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Let's Start the Climate Take Back

  • 2. WE CAN CHANGE IT WITH INTENT. IF HUMANITY CHANGED THE CLIMATE BY MISTAKE... PHOTO:NASA CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 3. WE HAVE THE POWER TO CHANGE OUR CLIMATE. AND NOW WE GET TO CHOOSE WHAT HAPPENS NEXT. CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 4. WILL AVOIDING THE WORST BE OUR ONLY AMBITION? OR WILL WE CHOOSE TO CREATE... CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 5. A CLIMATE FIT FOR LIFE Life thrives in a benign climate. We can all live, love, make, grow and progress within a stable global climate system. Turns out our species has the power to change our whole planet. That came as a bit of a surprise. But it’s time to get over it and get on with it. We’ve got the tools, we’ve got the ingenuity and we’ve got every living thing needing a climate fit for life. This is our awesome opportunity. CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 6. MOST OF US WOULD CHOOSE A CLIMATE FIT FOR LIFE. SO WHAT’S HOLDING US BACK FROM TAKING CONTROL OF CLIMATE CHANGE? CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 8. DOOM APATHY FEAR CARBON WEATHER EXTREME EXTINCTION DENIAL NEGATIVITY SACRIFICE OUR TWIN PROBLEMS We face two challenges to taking back our climate. One in our atmosphere and one in our heads. Today we have apathetic, confused and afraid people living in a carbon saturated system.* With the only solution offered; painful sacrifice to avoid the worst effects. * In a global survey conducted by Pew Research Center in 2015, publics in 19 out of the 40 nations surveyed cited climate change as their biggest worry, making it the most widespread concern of any issue included in the survey. According to the Scripps Institution of Oceanography the concentration of carbon dioxide in our atmosphere has risen past 410 parts per million as of May 2017. PHOTO:FLICKR/KIMSENG CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 9. WHERE SHOULD WE START IN RESOLVING THESE TWIN PROBLEMS? CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 10. COURAGE BELIEF HOPE CHANGE STARTS IN THE MIND We believe that how we think and talk about climate change can change everything.* Positivity, optimism and belief in our ability to solve climate change is a pre-requiste to actually doing so. * In 2006, research group ESRC reviewed 129 different studies of how people change their behaviour for the better and found that the least effective behavioural motivator was fear or regret. ADVANCE ACTION POSITIVITY CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 11. AT INTERFACE, WE’VE ALREADY LEARNED THE POWER OF AMBITIOUS AND POSITIVE MINDSETS. CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 12. “What’s the business case for ending life on earth?” RAY ANDERSON, FOUNDER OF INTERFACE MISSION ZERO (1994 – 2020) We believe this is possible because we've already experienced the power of a changed attitude. Our Mission 2020 target was to have no negative impact on the earth. Many in the business community thought this was impossible. But over 5,000 people at Interface have worked for decades to show that a business can be positive for the planet. And we discovered that our mindset can drive more than just our own action, it can also inspire others. CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 13. OUR NEW MISSION At Interface, we’re convinced a fundamental change needs to happen in our global response to climate change. We need to stop thinking about how to merely limit the damage caused by climate change – and start thinking about how to create a climate fit for life CLIMATE TAKE BACK (2016 – UNTIL IT’S DONE) CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 14. THIS VISION OF A CLIMATE FIT FOR LIFE IS TAKEN DIRECTLY FROM SCIENCE. CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 15. THE SCIENCE OF A CLIMATE FIT FOR LIFE DON’T PANIC! This looks complex, but it’s actually a plan of action. stockholmresilience.org In early 2017 Professor Johan Rockström from the Stockholm Resilience Centre proposed a scientific model of how to reach safe climate limits. CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 16. BREAKING IT DOWN Limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees within the next century will require an enormous amount of action, innovation and disruption across four major areas. While we radically decarbonize our current systems, we’ll also need to restore and protect natural carbon sinks, and scale up our own carbon drawdown technologies to support the biosphere. Finally, we’ll need to develop a business system that allows all of this to happen. New human carbon systems Radical decarbonization Restoring natural carbon sinks CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 17. THE CLIMATE TAKE BACK PLAN We've turned the science into a plan to take back our climate. PHOTO:NASA CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 18. HOW TO TAKE BACK THE CLIMATE Science tells us we need three elements for a climate fit for life, which can be translated into principles. We’ve also added a fourth: Industrial Re-Revolution. Because all the other three changes will need new business systems to make them work. LOVE CARBON LET NATURE COOL LEAD THE INDUSTRIAL RE-REVOLUTION LIVE ZERO CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 19. LET NATURE COOL LIVE ZERO LOVE CARBON LEAD THE INDUSTRIAL RE-REVOLUTION Aim for zero negative impact on the environment Stop seeing carbon as the enemy, and start using it as a resource Support our biosphere’s ability to regulate the climate Transform industry into a force for the future we want THE CLIMATE TAKE BACK CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 20. HOW WILL THE CLIMATE TAKE BACK WORK IN PRACTICE? CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 21. LIVEZERO Aim for zero negative impact on the environment CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 22. Aim for zero negative impact on the environment LIVE ZERO ZERO WASTE REDESIGN COMMERCE CUT WATER USE CLOSE EVERY LOOP 100% RENEWABLES ZERO POLLUTANTS RESOURCE- EFFICIENT TRANSPORT WHAT IS LIVE ZERO ADIDAS CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 23. LIVE ZERO Radically reduce carbon emissions and toxic waste streams Radically reduce our water use Eliminate the concept of “waste” Switch to renewable energy sources wherever possible Redesign products so that resources can be reused infinitely Refocus on customer experience instead of material products Only use resource- efficient transport for people and goods ZERO WASTE REDESIGN COMMERCE CUT WATER USE CLOSE EVERY LOOP 100% RENEWABLES ZERO POLLUTANTS RESOURCE- EFFICIENT TRANSPORT Most companies already aim to cut their carbon footprint – but we need to aim higher. Our shared goal must be for zero negative impact on the environment by eliminating waste, switching to renewables, and drastically reducing carbon emissions. HOW TO LIVE ZERO CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 24. Living on 100% renewable electricity in one of the world’s most beautiful locations One of the world’s most successful examples of a shift to renewable generation is the island of Yakushima. 100% fuelled by renewable sources. The islands annual energy demands of its 13,000 inhabitants are met by three hydroelectric power plants. It already produces more electricity than it can consume and has a long- term goal to become carbon-free. Provides a test bed for Nissan and Mitsubishi to develop vehicles completely powered by renewables. Eliminate any negative impact its business creates Mission Zero is Interface’s outstanding ambition to achieve zero negative impact on the environment by 2020. Interface achieved a 98% reduction in carbon emissions, with 95% of energy coming from renewable resources to date. They cut water use by 93% and now send zero waste to landfill. With 100% of raw materials for product development that are bio-based or recycled, Interface products have the lowest carbon footprint in the market. Bold leadership towards a sustainable aviation future Heathrow aspires to become a zero- carbon airport, taking it from creating a negative to a net positive impact. The airport will develop a ‘Centre of Excellence’ to solve some of the industry’s greatest challenges including creating a sustainable aviation fuel. As of 2017, Heathrow will be powered by 100% renewable electricity, and plans to use its leadership position of carbon neutral expansion by 2020 to ‘accelerate the era of sustainable flight’. YAKUSHIMA, JAPAN LIVE ZERO WHO LIVES ZERO CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 25. LOVECARBON Stop seeing carbon as the enemy, and start using it as a resource CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 26. USABLE DURABLE CARBON REUTILIZATION CARBON CAPTURE Stop seeing carbon as the enemy, and start using it as a resource LOVE CARBON WHAT IS LOVE CARBON CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 27. LOVE CARBON HOW TO LOVE CARBON Carbon is a building block for life, and that means it can be a building block for us. What if we took captured atmospheric carbon and used it to create the things we use every day – plastics, concrete, fuel, and even products like shoes and carpet tiles? USABLE DURABLE CARBON REUTILIZATION CARBON CAPTURE Capturing carbon directly from source at industrial sites, or sequestering fugitive carbon from the atmosphere using technology that mimics photosynthesis Locking captured carbon into stable solids, such as plastics, and using the raw material to create products for use Preventing all forms of working durable carbon from becoming fugitive carbon again through reuse and recycling CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 28. Turning today’s waste into the building blocks of tomorrow Carbon8 have developed revolutionary process that combines atmospheric CO2 and thermal waste to create the concrete blocks for the buildings of tomorrow. The aggregate is a genuinely carbon negative material with the amount of CO2 captured exceeding that used in production. Every tonne of blocks generated captures and stores as much CO2 as four trees do in a year. Carbon8’s latest plant at Avonmouth can capture as much CO2 annually as 200,000 trees. Removing carbon from our atmosphere by replacing oil with air AirCarbon plastic is made from carbon in the air, locking in carbon that would otherwise have remained in our atmosphere. This breakthrough technology inspired by the natural carbon- capturing processes of plants and microorganisms. 10 years of research led to the world’s first patented commercial carbon technology and product, the AirCarbon chair. The material is able to meet the performance requirements of a wide range of applications. Creating carbonates from air and flue gas to lock CO2 into products New Sky’s pioneering CarbonCycle process creates carbon negative raw materials, with chemical by-products that are useful but not harmful. CO2 is captured from the atmosphere, or from flue gas before it enters the atmosphere and turned into carbonates (safe, mineralized forms of CO2 ) that are identical to conventional “fossilised’ counterparts.  The carbonates (and chemical by- products) are versatile and have a wide range of applications in manufacturing , food production and water purification. LOVE CARBON WHO LOVES CARBON CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 29. LETNATURE COOL Support our biosphere’s ability to regulate the climate CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 30. Support our biosphere’s ability to regulate the climate LET NATURE COOL AFFORESTATION AND REFORESTATION WETLAND RESTORATION BLUE CARBON HABITAT RESTORATION ENHANCED WEATHERING SOIL MANAGEMENT WHAT IS LET NATURE COOL CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 31. Greening our urban spaces, our farmland, and replanting the forests we’ve lost Ensuring our soil has all the nutrients it needs to manage carbon effectively Replanting and protecting wetland habitats Using minerals that sequester carbon as they “weather” Restoring our salt marshes, mangroves and sea grasses LET NATURE COOL AFFORESTATION AND REFORESTATION WETLAND RESTORATION BLUE CARBON HABITAT RESTORATION ENHANCED WEATHERING SOIL MANAGEMENT HOW TO LET NATURE COOL Nature has the power to regulate the climate – but only if humanity doesn’t get in the way. Right now, the excess carbon we’re emitting is interfering with this regulation system. We need to restore the Earth’s core ecosystems and make space for life itself to stabilise our climate. CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 32. Turning sea urchins into food and keeping kelp forests flourishing Urchinomics harvests and cultivates sea urchins as a gastronomic treat, protecting our ‘ocean rainforests’. Overfishing has allowed urchin populations to increase. Their grazing destroys kelp forests, an important carbon sink. The Urchinomics harvesting process increases the yield of food-quality urchins from 15% to 90%, and locks in around 60m tonnes of CO2 . Scaling up reforestation by using drones to plant a billion trees Founded by an ex NASA employee, BioCarbon Engineering’s goal is to plant one billion trees using airborne drone technology. Drones are deployed to disperse biodegradable seed pods carrying germinated seeds. Just one drone can carry 300 seed pods, and can plant 100 hectares in a 36 hour period. A global challenge to create buildings that give more than they take The Living Building Challenge is a building certification scheme that has got people around the world constructing buildings that have a positive impact on the human and natural systems that interact with them. The standard ensures buildings are self-sufficient, healthy for occupants and remain within the resource limits of their site. Hundreds of projects are already certified or on their way to certification. LET NATURE COOL WHO LETS NATURE COOL CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 33. LEADTHE INDUSTRIAL RE-REVOLUTION Transform industry into a force for the future we want CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 34. PURPOSEFUL ADVOCACY RADICAL COLLABORATION NEW BUSINESS MODELS GLOBALLY ALIGNED GOALS Transform industry into a force for the future we want LEAD THE INDUSTRIAL RE-REVOLUTION SUSTAINABLE FINANCING NEW RULES OF GOVERNANCE And so much more! There are no limits to human ingenuity. WHAT IS LEAD THE INDUSTRIAL RE-REVOLUTION NASA FLICKR/SAN DE E PACH ETAN.COM FLICKR/U K DFI D CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 35. LEAD THE INDUSTRIAL RE-REVOLUTION NEW BUSINESS MODELS GLOBALLY ALIGNED GOALS Business agendas that reference the SDGs and targets set in line with planetary needs Platforms, networks and coalitions for cross-sector transformation Lobbying, taking a stance, using influence, and lending a voice for positive change SUSTAINABLE FINANCING Accounting and investment to accelerate sustainability And so much more! There are no limits to human ingenuity. Transformational leadership and more increasingly diverse stakeholders Disruptive businesses, product to service changes and social enterprise There’s no doubt that industry has been a force for human progress. But the unintended environmental consequences of industrialization have been severe. We didn’t know what we were doing then, but we do now. What we need are new models of low-carbon, inclusive and collaborative business that deliver value for everyone. Starting with, but not limited to: HOW TO LEAD THE INDUSTRIAL RE-REVOLUTION PURPOSEFUL ADVOCACY RADICAL COLLABORATION NEW RULES OF GOVERNANCE CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 36. Advocating for a healthy, liveable and sustainable built environment Architects Advocate is a network of architectural practitioners who have publicly acknowledged their duty to drive climate action. The nonpartisan network calls for meaningful legislation and policy on climate change, in order to protect healthy and livable communities and cities. Over 1000 architects have committed to “speak up and speak out”, recognizing climate change as the biggest challenge and the greatest opportunity facing their profession. An accounting tool that makes reducing impact drive performance Kering’s pioneering Environmental Profit & Loss tool allows brands to effectively measure environmental impact in monetary terms. Kering are able to account for the production and processing of 200+ raw materials in more than 120 countries through the EP&L EP&L methodology is open- sourced to drive sustainable supply chains across all product manufacturing industries. A universal approach for business to transition to a low-carbon economy Science-based targets show how much a company needs to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions to keep us below two degrees of warming, compared to pre- industrial levels. The Science Based Targets initiative offers companies guidance, tools, and technical assistance for setting science- based targets. Science-based targets are ushering in a new era for sustainability in business, with 260 companies signed up to setting targets in this way.  LEAD THE INDUSTRIAL RE-REVOLUTION WHO LEADS THE INDUSTRIAL RE-REVOLUTION CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 37. THERE ARE SO MANY EMERGING EXAMPLES OF POSITIVE CHANGE. BUT IS INTERFACE ALONE IN BELIEVING WE CAN REALLY TAKE BACK THE WHOLE CLIMATE? CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 38. This included change-makers and thought leaders, from a range of sectors and from across the world. 404 responded. Following that survey, we then partnered with Net Impact to survey the next generation of business leaders (aged between 18 and 35 year old). Over 300 responded. These are just some of our findings... Find the full survey insights report on our website, and discover what climate experts and young business leaders really think is going on in climate change today. TO ANSWER THIS QUESTION, INTERFACE INVITED CLIMATE EXPERTS FOR THEIR RESPONSE TO THIS IDEA READ THE FULL REPORT CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 39. YES, IT WOULD BE DIFFICULT BUT POSSIBLE NO, THINGS HAVE ALREADY GONE TOO FAR WE ASKED Do you believe we can take back our climate, and, make a climate fit for life? 95% 5% CLIMATE EXPERTS CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 40. YES, IT WOULD BE DIFFICULT BUT POSSIBLE NO, THINGS HAVE ALREADY GONE TOO FAR YES, IT WOULD BE DIFFICULT BUT POSSIBLE NO, THINGS HAVE ALREADY GONE TOO FAR 91% 9% YOUNG LEADERS 95% 5% CLIMATE EXPERTS The next generation of business leaders was less optimistic. CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 41. 11% 27% BECAUSE WE HAVE EVERYTHING WE NEED BECAUSE WE BELIEVE IN HUMANITY BECAUSE HOPE IS NECESSARY BECAUSE NATURE WILL PREVAIL ANYWAY BECAUSE WE’VE OVERCOME SIMILAR CHANGES 45% 6% 8% 3% CLIMATE EXPERTS YOUNG LEADERS 28% 57% 5% 13% Please note that we asked climate expert respondents to give free text responses to our questions. Many of their responses covered more than one of the themes in this report – so the percentages in this graph do not add up to 100. For the climate experts, the most compelling reason to believe is that we already have everything we need. While the young leaders agreed with the power of this argument, they are more inspired by their belief in humanity. WE ASKED Why do you believe it’s possible? CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 42. THE RENEWABLE ENERGY REVOLUTION BUSINESS COMMITMENTS INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY CHANGES IN HOW WE MANAGE NATURAL SYSTEMS GOVERNMENTAL INITIATIVES WORLDWIDE MOVEMENTS VALUES OF YOUNGER GENERATIONS THE PARIS CLIMATE AGREEMENT MULTI-STAKEHOLDER PARTNERSHIPS 6% 9% 9% 5% 14% WE ASKED What is the best example of Climate Take Back already happening? When we asked our climate experts for examples of Climate Take Back, we received over 250 suggestions. The young business leaders responded to these, with huge optimism for renewables and a confidence in their own generation. 23% 18% 7% 9% 10% 8% 1% 7% 5% 5% 1% CLIMATE EXPERTS YOUNG LEADERS 43% 18% Please note that we asked climate expert respondents to give free text responses to our questions. Many of their responses covered more than one of the themes in this report – so the percentages in this graph do not add up to 100. CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 43. 34% said it was ‘business as usual’ holding us back. The phrase ´business as usual’ was often repeated. And issues of vested interests, short termism and political ennui have been included within this category. Climate experts believed there was one factor above all holding back progress on climate change. WE ASKED CLIMATE EXPERTS What would make Climate Take Back impossible? CLIMATE TAKE BACK Fixations and short term gains over long-term prosperity. “ Policy markets caught by the tragedy of the horizons. “ When companies talk about the need to tackle the climate issue, yet still focus on selling more stuff to generate more profits and create more waste, without seeing the need to change to more sustainable business models. “ Complacency and continuation of the business as usual lifestyle. “ Lack of transformation of the policy, market and social systems that pattern and drive current modes of economic production. “
  • 44. This mindset challenge was raised by experts across sectors and geographies. WE ASKED CLIMATE EXPERTS What would make Climate Take Back impossible? One additional fascinating barrier emerged from the experts. 15% said we will never take back the climate unless we believe we can. CLIMATE TAKE BACK Where there is a will there is a way. “ Not believing it is possible.“ Disengagement of people to take actions and believing they can’t make a difference. “ Not doing anything. Focusing on the negatives. “ Gloom porn. Focusing on how awful life could be, on how bad we are. “ Not being able to imagine a positive future. People not being inspired to make changes. “
  • 45. Several climate experts added spontaneous responses to the question, identifying the need for A new story. Take the message to ‘non believers’. Inspire people by showing them that it’s already happening. “ “ Build a narrative about climate take back. Climate change is seen as a disaster to avoid. You are trying to reframe it as a positive opportunity. “ CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 46. IF WE NEED A NEW STORY FOR OUR CLIMATE FUTURE, WE NEED YOU. CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 47. GET INVOLVED, AND GET ACTIVE. • Join the planning and share your examples of Climate Take Back in our LinkedIn Group • Read the full Insights Report from our survey • Visit our website here AND ABOVE ALL… CLIMATE TAKE BACK
  • 48. STEAL THESE SLIDES! These slides are open-source. Please take, reuse and adapt them to help others chose a climate fit for life If we are going to change minds, and increase ambitions then we all need to tell a different story. So please help make the climate take back a reality. CLIMATE TAKE BACK