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The company runs several projects \u201cthat are reducing our environmental footprint, conserving precious resources, and helping ensure a healthy planet for present and future generations.\u201d \u201cAs we drive toward a fully electric future, GM remains committed to a circular economy model – a system where old materials find new life through recycling and reuse. \u201cOne of the first suppliers to support this ambition is our Lithuanian supplier Vilniaus Baldai AB. \u201cWe aim to become climate positive by reducing more greenhouse gas emissions than our value chain emits, while still growing our business, by 2030.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n