Boeing is committed to operating in a manner that promotes environmental stewardship. We will strive to:
Boeing’s Climate Change Approach
Boeing believes that climate change is a serious environmental challenge that requires credible action. Recognizing this, Boeing is committed to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases from our facilities and products.
As the global community develops approaches to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, Boeing acknowledges that voluntary measures alone may not be enough and supports development of mandatory, yet flexible frameworks to address emission reductions.
Boeing recognizes that appropriate action may vary from one sector to another. A comprehensive approach would take into account the most effective way to deal with each industry sector.
As a technology and aerospace industry leader, Boeing will work with our customers and other industry stakeholders to:
Boeing’s greatest contribution will continue to be through innovation—and Boeing will remain committed to improving technologies for sustainable, renewable energy systems.
In addition, Boeing has set aggressive and transparent enterprisewide performance targets to drive environmental thought and action throughout its operations. By 2012 at its major manufacturing facilities, Boeing targets 25 percent improvement goals for solid waste recycling rates, energy efficiency and greenhouse gas emissions intensity, and a comparable goal for hazardous waste reduction. Boeing has also committed to extend certification to the internationally recognized ISO 14001 environmental management system standard to 100 percent of its major manufacturing sites by the end of 2008.