Honda's Environmentology |
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ExcerptsHonda's EnvironmentologyHonda was among the first automobile companies to take up environment conservation activities. In 1974, Honda launched the Civic CVCC, a fuel-efficient and a low emission vehicle, and became the frontrunner in environment-friendly automobiles. From then on, Honda worked consistently to bring about improvements in its products so that they became more fuel-efficient and less polluting.
The objectives included "world-changing advances in fuel economy, low emissions, and alternative energy sources for the future". Honda categorized its environmental initiatives under seven domains - product development, purchasing, production, transportation, sales, disposal and recycling, and administration...
Fuel Cell CarsHonda had a full-fledged research program for fuel-cell powered cars. In July 2002, the company's FCX became the first fuel cell car to be certified by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the California Air Resources Board (CARB) for commercial use... |
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