"We have reduced, we have removed, and we have learned a lot of lessons along the way. Importantly we have not done this alone – we have worked with suppliers, customers, competitors, partners, governments, and employees to make progress. The deep details of this work are encompassed in our first annual sustainability report and our carbon removal whitepaper."

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"One of the goals of the Paris Agreement is to reduce GHG to keep global temperature increases under 2°C by 2100. Society must go beyond carbon neutrality and produce net negative carbon emissions to meet this goal. Recent research indicates that the mining industry could become a major player in achieving this end by capturing atmospheric CO₂ in mine waste."

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"To empower womxn of color around the world to bring their ideas to life, engineer dynamic solutions for sustainable development, and establish a legacy of changemakers who embody cultural diversity."

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Olsson, L.; Jerneck, A. (2018): Social fields and natural systems. Integrating knowledge about society and nature. In: E&S 23 (3). DOI: 10.5751/ES-10333-230326.

"We make three contributions. First, we identify important reasons for the incommensurability between the social and natural sciences, and propose remedies for overcoming some of the difficulties in integrative research. Second, we show how sustainability science will benefit from drawing more deeply on—and thus more adequately incorporate—social science understandings of society and the social, including field theory. Third, we illustrate the suggested approach of social fields and natural systems in two examples that are highly relevant for both sustainability science and sustainability itself, one on climate change adaptation and one on geoengineering."

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