Subaru sends nothing to the Dump for three Years

The Subaru assembly plant in Indiana has now gone three years without taking out the trash and the corners of the building still haven't filled up. Actually all the waste in the plant is either reused, recycled or used to generate electricity that is fed into the grid for the city of Indianapolis.

Many of the Legacys, Outbacks and Foresters built in Indiana are certified as Partial Zero Emission Vehicles (ninety percent less emissions than average new vehicles) and Subaru has sold 100,000 of those PZEVs. The area around the plant is also a designated wildlife habitat with all manner of critters including coyotes, herons, ducks and more calling the area home. Great job Subaru.