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Raw materials go in, Subarus - and nothing else - come out of zero-landfill factory

The website for Subaru of Indiana Automotive's (SIA) manufacturing plant in Lafayette, Indiana almost looks like an EPA page, full of talk of wetlands and wildlife. Considering how the plant operates, though, this isn't outrageous. This is Subaru's only plant in the U.S. and is where the Subaru Outback, Baja, Legacy and B9 Tribeca line of vehicles are made. The plant is green because nothing from the manufacturing process ever enters a landfill. Everything is recycled. Well, almost everything. Subaru says that 97 percent of all excess or ... Read more →

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Raw materials go in, Subarus - and nothing else - come out of zero-landfill factory

Raw materials go in, Subarus - and nothing else - come out of zero-landfill factory 3 years ago on Autoblog Green

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