It’s common to see large automakers publish a sustainability report every year, but it’s not common to see that from automotive suppliers. BorgWarner just published a report that documents its reduction in carbon emissions and water usage, its achievements in zero landfill waste, and its commitment to a more diverse workforce. Michelle Collins, Director of Marketing at BorgWarner, fills in the details.
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