LEGO is already running 100% on renewable energy 3 years ahead of their schedule. LEGO has made significant strides in its environmental efforts, focusing on sustainability and reducing its ecological footprint. The company is committed to using sustainable materials, aiming for all its core products and packaging to be made from environmentally friendly materials by 2032. LEGO has already introduced bricks made from bio-polyethylene, a plastic derived from sugarcane, as part of this initiative. Additionally, the company has invested in renewable energy, achieving carbon neutrality in its operations by offsetting emissions through wind energy projects. LEGO also emphasizes the longevity and reusability of its products, encouraging customers to recycle or pass on their bricks to reduce waste. Through these actions, LEGO continues to build a greener future while inspiring environmental responsibility among its global audience.
As a collector I’m not stoked on the idea of my legos rotting away on the shelf.
unless your home is so moist and nasty that your books are already rotting away, your lego is safe. And if they are…well that’s not the lego’s fault