Sustainability at LMI
LMI understands the growing recognition that every business needs to be sustainable. We're acutely aware of humans' impacts on the planet and the understanding that the long-term viability of humanity depends on the availability of finite and fragile natural resources.
| Scope | Category Name | 2022 | 2023 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scope 1 | Stationary Combustion Mobile Combustion | 1 3 | 1 1 |
| Scope 2 | Electricity (market-based) Electricity (location-based) | 9 289 | 1 350 |
| Scope 3: Categories 1, 2, and 4 Scope 3: Category 3 Scope 3: Category 5 Scope 3: Category 6 Scope 3: Category 7 Scope 3: Category 8 | Supply Chain Fuel and Energy-Related Activities Waste in Operations Business Travel Employee Commute Leased Assets | 8,450 846 34 1,227 1,975 1,830 | 66,335 232 36 2,624 2,105 176 |
| Total, market-based | 14,375 | 75,511 | |
The figures listed above are in MTCO2e. | |||
LMI’s 2023 Scope 1, 2, and 3 GHG emissions are roughly equivalent to any of the following:
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9325
homes' annual energy usage
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393
railroad cars of coal
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8
M
gallons of gasoline
Virginia Culpepper
Practice Area Lead 2, Energy, Sustainability, and Climate Resilience 571-633-7610 EmailVirginia Culpepper
Practice Area Lead 2, Energy, Sustainability, and Climate ResilienceVirginia leads LMI’s Energy & Environment Practice Area. She advises federal agencies on sustainability, energy management, greenhouse gas accounting, Leadership in Energy and Design (LEED) assessments, and energy performance contracts.
Brian Harmon
Principal Technical Advisor, SustainabilityBrian is an environmental planning and implementation subject matter expert supporting GSA’s government-wide scope 3 baselining work. Brian brings over 10 years of sustainability and environmental expertise and has advised dozens of organizations seeking to achieve net zero emissions.