June 16, 2009
Ford Improves Energy Efficiency in NA by 4.5%
Ford Motor Company is on track to reach its 30 percent reduction in CO2 emissions for its new vehicles by 2020, compared to a 2006 model year baseline, according to its 10th annual Ford Sustainability Report. Ford also improved its energy efficiency in North American by 4.5 percent, cut its global water use by 24 percent and reduced global landfill waste by 22 percent.
The 2008/2009 report, “Blueprint for Sustainability: Our Future Works,” updates the company’s progress in key areas of climate change, fuel economy, mobility, vehicle safety and human rights.
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