Much of my research and findings came from the websites of the companies I was looking into. Due to the fact I can not cite their websites directly and include them in my bibliography, I wanted to provide a place where I could still have these sources available for listeners to view.
LEGO
LEGO’s annual report (2022):
https://www.lego.com/cdn/cs/aboutus/assets/blt70ef2efdd8d21dc7/LEGO_Annual_Report2022_Final_WEB.pdf
LEGO’s sustainability report (2022):
The wind farm LEGO invested in off the coast of the UK to help them reach 100% renewable energy:
https://www.lego.com/en-us/aboutus/news/2019/october/100-renewable-milestone
LEGOs announcement for a new carbon neutral factory:
A climate impact report LEGO released from 2018:
LEGO’s statement after announcing their lead for a replacement material failed:
LEGO’s Replay program:
https://www.lego.com/en-us/sustainability/environment/replay
BARBIE
Mattel’s “Citizen Report”, which covers their environmental, social, and governance (ESG) goals and strategies in detail:
Overview of Mattel’s ESG strategies and goals:
https://corporate.mattel.com/citizenship
Mattel’s energy usage, GHG emission, waste diversion, and waste generation amounts from 2019-2021:
https://corporate.mattel.com/operating-with-care
Mattel sustainable design and development explained:
https://corporate.mattel.com/sustainable-design-and-development
Mattel explaining the sustainable materials in their toys and a description for “the future for pink is green” campaign along with “Barbie loves the Ocean”:
https://corporate.mattel.com/sustainable-materials-in-toys
Statement Mattel made about their partnership and collaboration with the Jane Goodall Institute:
Mattel Playback program:
