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All new Honda’s will be CO2 free in June

Posted: Saturday, May 27th, 2006 by damnHippy
Tags: Activism, Pollution

Honda LogoHonda is quickly becoming the most environmentally friendly car company of them all. Next month, all new Hondas will effectively generate zero CO2 emissions through the use of CarbonNeutral certificates. Every new car will come with a certificate free of charge for the month of June. The program is in support of World Environment Day which falls on June 5th.

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Honda has also recently announced that they will be using a new all natural fiber in the seat upholstry for their upcoming fuel cell vehicle. Not only are they planning on releasing a fuel cell vehicle in three years, but the upholstery will generate much less pollution in the form of CO2 emissions during it's manufacturing process than traditional petroleum based synthetic fabrics.

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