Send Lululemon a message: Phase out fossil fuels in your manufacturing by 2030

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From coal-powered fashion factories to yoga pants spun from fracked gas, lululemon is steeped in fossil fuels.

Lululemon scored a low “D-” in our industry-leading Fossil-Free Fashion Scorecard. The company’s biggest climate blindspots lie in its supply chain – where most of its emissions are generated. Lululemon has yet to commit to transitioning to renewable energy in its manufacturing and phasing out the use of fossil fuel in its factories and fabrics.

The recent IPCC report made it very clear that burning fossil fuels, like coal, cannot continue if we want a liveable and climate-safe world. Piecemeal climate plans that rely on carbon offsets while making more and more clothes are not gonna cut it.

We have an opportunity to influence Lululemon to change course and work with its suppliers to invest in enough efficient and sustainable energy to not wreck the climate. Let’s send our message to the top of the food chain by letting the brand’s top executives know that phasing out fossil fuels, like coal, is a priority issue for the people and the planet.

Will you send a personal email to Calvin McDonald and Nikki Neuburger and urge them to phase out fossil fuels from the brand’s manufacturing process?

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Calvin McDonald - CEO of Lululemon

Nikki Neuburger - Chief Brand Officer at Lululemon

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Calvin

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Neuburger

Lululemon

Dear {contact_data~positionHeld} {contact_data~firstName},

Your brand has scored a “D-” in Stand.earth’s Fossil-Free Fashion Scorecard for your sustainability efforts.

For a brand that projects sustainability as a priority, it is disappointing to see that you have no concrete commitments to switch to renewable energy in your supply chain. Since that’s where the majority of your emissions are produced, it should be the main area to focus on in your climate plans.

On top of using coal-powered factories, your brand relies heavily on synthetic materials. Rapidly phasing out plastic fabrics like, nylon and polyester, should also be a focus if you plan on positioning Lululemon as a climate leader in the industry.

The recent IPCC report made it very clear that burning fossil fuels, like coal, cannot continue if we want a liveable and climate-safe world. Piecemeal climate plans that rely on carbon offsets while making more and more clothes are not going to cut it.

I urge your brand to transition your company to renewable energy and take immediate action to ditch fossil fuels and coal by 2030.

I look forward to hearing your response on how your brand plans improving its climate efforts.

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