HOW TO EAT AN ELEPHANT


This year has seen record-breaking temperatures across the globe. Any lingering belief that this might be part of a natural weather cycle is quickly dispelled by the news: we’re living through the hottest year since records began. As a global community, we face the monumental task of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and their impact on our climate. The complexity of the factors driving this change can make the challenge feel insurmountable— especially when there’s no single solution to fix it. However, every improvement, no matter how small, plays a crucial role in making a difference.


The climate crisis is often described as the “elephant in the room,” making the title of this piece all the more fitting. So, how do we tackle a problem this big? One bite at a time! At Lockhart, we believe in the principle of Kaizen—the Japanese philosophy of continuous and consistent improvement. It’s the same approach that Sir Dave Brailsford applied with the British Cycling Team, propelling them from mediocrity to world-class champions through his “1% theory.” Kaizen encourages small, incremental changes that, over time, add up to significant advancements.


ONE BITE AT A TIME.....


Climate crisis


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Environmental impacts


Local sourcing


Emissions


Waste management


Packaging materials


Recycle


Storage solutions


Reduce


Product lifecycle


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