Automotive
Automotive can cover a variety of materials, including motor oil, tires and auto bodies. Some of this can be classified as hazardous waste and must be properly processed and disposed, while other items can be recycled through simple channels.
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Chevy’s New Eco Labels Show Cars’ Impact
When shopping for a new car, its fuel economy label will tell you estimated miles per gallon, but you’re left in the dark about the environmental impact of the vehicle over its lifetime, from production to disposal.
Now Chevrolet is going beyond the average fuel economy window sticker with its new Ecologic labels, which will provide information to consumers about the car’s environmental features, the automaker announced last week.
Located on the rear driver-side window, the labels will display any eco-friendly manufacturing and assembly techniques used to make the car, as well as fuel-saving features including advanced engine technologies, aerodynamics, lightweight parts … read more
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