Mazda aims to achieve carbon neutrality at its factories by 2035
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JAPAN’s Mazda Motor Corp will aim to achieve carbon neutrality at its factories worldwide by 2035, it said on Thursday. The Hiroshima-based automaker will procure electricity from renewable sources and use carbon-neutral vehicles at its factories, among other measures, it said in a statement. REUTERS
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