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It’s not that the Fusion hybrid isn’t a decent part-electric vehicle, it’s just that Ford thinks you should change your lightbulbs as well as the car in your driveway. Ford has joined up with the the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to promote the EPA’s “Change the World, Start with ENERGY STAR” campaign. The idea is to use less energy around the house - oh, and to do so in part with electronic equipment that bears the Energy Star logo. The goal of the “Change the World” program is to eliminate 14 million pounds of greenhouse gas emissions. Somehow, we expect most readers to be on board with a program like this without a corporate reminder.
For its part, Ford has made its U.S. facilities almost 35 percent more efficient since 2000, and the EPA has recognized this by giving the Blue Oval the Energy Star Award for each of the last four years
[Source: Ford]
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