Ever wanted to ask top-level U.S. automakers why
they've been 'dragging their wheels' when it comes to taking the fast lane to a
cleaner car future? And what's up with Bill Ford Jr., the once great green hope
of enviros? Is he a true believer and if so why is he and other in the auto
industry spending millions to defeat California's emission-reduction laws?
Everything you ever wanted to ask Ford's top two environmental execs this
weekend, plus a report on the Red Carpet - Green Cars initiative at this week's
Academy Awards and a meeting with the Editor of The Natural Home and Garden Magazine.
Listen
First let me report for full disclosure that I am a founding member of Don't be fueled! Mothers for clean and safe vehicles.
My
guests are Neil Golightly, Director of Ford's
Sustainable Business Strategies and Andy Acho, Worldwide Director for
Ford's Environmental Outreach Strategies.
They talk about the new hybrid SUV, the other alternative cars Ford has developed and what's next.
We have also invited Robyn Griggs Lawrence, Editor-in Chief of the Natural Home and Garden Magazine, a bi-montly about green living with quality and style.
She is the author of Wabi-Sabi House, finding beauty in things simple, humble and well used.
Hey folks,
Japhet here, online organizer for Rainforest Action Network. Thanks so much for picking up on our Ford Zero Emissions campaign! Exciting stuff to say the least. If you're not familiar with RAN check us out online and get involved and help keep companies like Ford moving forward on environmental and ethical standards!
Keep up the great work and see you at a Ford Dealer sometime soon!
Japhet Els
www.ran.org
Posted by: Japhet | March 09, 2005 at 12:16 PM
Glad you liked last week's show Japhet - you won't want to miss this Sunday's program with, among other guests and topics, a GM official and one of the leaders of the EV1 anti-crushing vigil now entering its fourth week in Los Angeles!
Posted by: Betsy Rosenberg | March 10, 2005 at 01:19 AM
It's actually spelled Niel Golightly.
Posted by: Bud Raymond | March 10, 2005 at 09:03 AM