Ford Receives CDP Global Corporate Sustainability Honors
Ford has been recognized for its efforts to combat climate change and protect water security. More
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Ford Cookbook Contains Recipes Using Ingredients From Its Vehicles
This cookbook is incredibly strange and interesting at the same time. More
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How Ford AI Is Used In Everything From Delivery Vans To Racing
With the overarching goal being improved user experience, greater convenience, enhanced safety, and lower long-term costs. More
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Ford Recycles 1.2 Billion Plastic Bottles Per Year
Plastic isn’t biodegradable and most of it’s still in the environment. More
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Ford Hits Manufacturing Carbon Dioxide Targets Eight Years Ahead Of Schedule
Ford’s 2010 goal to cut global manufacturing CO2 emissions by 30 percent by 2025 came a tad early. More
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Ford And Nine Of Its Competitors Cooperate To Address Ethical Issues With Raw Materials
Ford has joined a group of ten global automakers to study the ethical implications of various raw materials. More
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Ford’s Soy-Based Foam Seat Cushions Turn Ten
Around this time in 2007, the ’08 Ford Mustang went on sale, premiering a new, more sustainable foam seat cushion derived from soybeans. More
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Ford Releases 18th Annual Sustainability Report
Ford’s 2016-’17 Sustainability Report highlighted some big steps the company is taking to continue reducing its environmental footprint. More
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Ford Stays Committed To Lowering Emissions, Despite US Exit From Paris Agreement
Ford has issued a statement saying that it “remain[s] deeply committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions.” More
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Ford’s Advanced F-Series Aluminum-Recycling Process, Explained
Each month, Ford recycles 20-million pounds of aluminum during F-Series production – enough to build another 37,000 truck bodies. More
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Ford’s Next Sustainable Material Of Interest: Bamboo
Ford and its suppliers are evaluating a material made of bamboo and plastic for use in vehicle interiors. More
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Ford Commits €600M To Saarlouis, Germany Plant To Produce The Next Focus
Ford pledges the equivalent of nearly $650 million US to get its Saarlouis Assembly plant in Germany ready for the next-gen Focus. More
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