The automotive industry is “material resource–intensive,” General Motors stated in its 2015 sustainability report. The iconic American automaker wants to change that by greatly reduce its own waste footprint — committing to cut total waste by 40 percent by 2020, from the base year of 2010. And that includes all of its manufacturing waste.
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