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Director Goodstein Advising Chevrolet on Clean Energy Initiative
Earlier today Bard CEP Director Eban Goodstein participated in a press conference announcing a major new green initiative by General Motors. Chevy's $40 million project aims to reduce 8 million metric tons of carbon over the next few years through energy efficiency and renewable energy projects in communities across the country.
Below are a few links to the earliest reporting on the announcement.
- Transportation: GM Goes Green, Gets Green Posted by Bryan Walsh
- GM Watch: Chevy to Invest $40 Million in Clean Energy By Andrea Tse
- GM earmarks $40 million for community clean energy projects By Heather Clancy
- On Heels of IPO, GM Makes Bold Offset Investment By GreenBiz Staff at Greener World Media
- GM Celebrates IPO with $40 Million Investment in Clean Energy by Timothy B. Hurst
Download: Goodstein_GM_Final.doc
10-01-2010
This event was last updated on 12-02-2010
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