Our Favorite Stories From 2011
Our Favorite Stories From 2011
It’s hard to believe we find ourselves in the year 2012, but like they say, time flies when you’re having fun.
In 2011, we made a concerted effort to show we are making consistent progress in sustainability, while telling the stories we thought you would be interested in from an energy and environmental perspective.
With that in mind, we've picked the top 15 stories from the year that was that represent some of the milestones we hit.
GM and Detroit Youth Turn Chevy Volt Battery Covers into Wood Duck Homes
An Array of Light at Chevy Volt Plant
Landfill Gas Powers GM Plant for Fuel-Sipping Cars
Volt's Boom Story Continues to Break Barriers
Landfill-Free Initiative Gains Steam with Conversion of 10 Non-Manufacturing Facilities
General Motors Doubles Global Solar Commitment
GM Commits to Greener Vehicle Standards
Patent Board: GM is #1 Auto Innovator
Chevy Sonic Gets Eco-Friendly Paint Job
Environmental Experts Comment on Chevrolet's Carbon Reduction Project
GM Adds Argentina Plants to Landfill-Free List
GM Plant Sites Certifiably Kind to Their Habitats
Fort Wayne Builds Trucks without Waste: GM's First U.S. Landfill-Free Assembly Plant
General Motors Accepts (and Meets) EPA Challenge for Industry
Even with all of the news we made in 2011, we have even more planned in 2012.
If you took the time to follow along, we thank you, and we hope to see you next year.
GM20009
