July 15, 2011
Honda Hits Zero Waste at Ten Plants, On Heels of GM News
Honda has achieved zero waste to landfill status at ten of its 14 plants in North America, with the remaining plants achieving a “virtually zero” level, the car maker has announced.
Among all of its 14 plants in North America, Honda now sends less than 0.5 percent of all operating waste to landfills. Remaining waste product is either recycled or used for energy recovery. For the fiscal year ending March 31, 2012 (FY2012), Honda expects that the 14 plants will produce 230,000 tons of waste, of which about 1,000….
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