A lot of car companies are touting themselves as green. Yet their track record is not the best. If they spend more money polishing their green image than on actual business practices that minimize environmental impact, then that's misleading.
A good example is an auto maker that touts a line of car to be green, but in reality is not very fuel efficient and has not done much to lower its CO2 emissions.
A good example is an auto maker that touts a line of car to be green, but in reality is not very fuel efficient and has not done much to lower its CO2 emissions.
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The nickel comes from a mine in Canada.
