A declaration of intent: CO₂ as resource, not residue

At Copper Lavender, we do not treat CO₂ as a problem to minimize, we treat it as the beginning of something better, closing the cycle. A molecule misunderstood. A potential untapped. A future whispered, not shouted. We do not use CO₂ reluctantly. We use it intentionally. Respectfully. As the universal building block of a fossil-free future. This is not just our climate declaration. It is our design principle.

 

What we commit to, and why it matters

1. CO₂ as our only carbon source
Every molecule we make starts with captured carbon dioxide. No fossil shortcuts. No grey areas. Just air, electricity, and intent.

2. A fossil-free platform by 2040
We aim to be fully fossil-free, not only in products, but in operations, energy, logistics, and infrastructure. We will get there step by step, but without turning back.

3. Circularity at the molecular level
Waste becomes input. CO₂ becomes material. Our platform is not just low-emission, it is intrinsically regenerative.

4. A supply chain that aligns, not offsets
We work with partners who share our mission: clean electricity, sustainable logistics, ethical sourcing. Circular chemistry demands a circular mindset.

5. Outreach, not ownership
We don't guard our mission, we share it. Through education, alliances, and open dialogue, we promote CO₂-based chemistry as a pillar of climate strategy.

 

How we stay accountable
Every two years, we will publish a transparent update on where we stand:
* What we've achieved.
* Where we've fallen short.
* What we're doing next.

We don't hide behind net-zero labels or distant targets.
We show our work, and we invite others to build with us.

 

What climate action means to us
* We don't offset. We reinvent.
* We don't delay. We design.
* We don't greenwash. We ground.

By transforming CO₂ into essential molecules, perfumes, coatings, medicines, we are not just cutting emissions.

We are rewriting the material logic of the modern world. Not as a sacrifice, but as an act of precision, stewardship, and care.

This is our climate commitment.
Not a pledge, but a practice.