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Article

30 Jan 2002

Author:
CERES - Coalition for Environmentally Responsible Economies

GM Environmental Performance Measured

Conducted with Cooperation of General Motors, Investors and Environmentalists Assess Progress - The first outside assessment of General Motors Corporation's environmental performance concludes that the automaker has made significant improvements since 1994 in reducing its factory emissions, publishing annual reports on its progress, and engaging non-corporate stakeholders in its environmental performance, but that despite the improvement of individual vehicles, it has not improved the overall fuel economy of its fleet.