Formula 1 has launched an ambitious plan to have a net-zero carbon footprint by the end of the next decade, with the initiative aimed not only at the on-track product but also what else is affected by the sport, such as transportation and development. By working with their host venues, by 2025, the aim is to see each event as a sustainable product, with waste either reused, recycled or composted, while green technology and tools are to be made available to fans at the track.  By 2030, the idea is for all Formula 1 cars to be net-zero carbon powered, while transportation between events needs to be ultra-efficient and low-to-zero carbon based.  The factories and offices of teams and...
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