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This morning, Ford issued a press release announcing the development of new CO2-based foam for use in automotive components. Already showing promise by meeting rigorous testing standards, Ford expects to implement the new biomaterials within five years. The components, which use carbon dioxide as feedstock, could help reduce Petroleum usage by 600 million pounds every year...

".@Ford Turning Captured CO2 Into Car Parts, Expanding Healthcare Outreach in Africa https://t.co/wt7GZECo2x"

— Sustainable Brands (@SustainBrands) May 17, 2016

It's pretty common in election years to hear folks talking about reinvesting in America. Yet few companies truly invest in America and American jobs so consistently and effectually as Ford does. This week, Ford announced that it will be investing 1.6 billion dollars across its Ohio and Michigan plants, ensuring 650 jobs and building a strong foundation of production for the models

#Ford is investing $1.6 billion to upgrade two plants in Michigan & Ohio – and creating or retaining 650 U.S. jobs. pic.twitter.com/allmTHIqYh

— Ford Motor Company (@Ford) April 26, 2016

Stories of people who leave a career that is no longer fulfilling to pursue something that they’re passionate about are inspiring, aren’t they?

This Ford Mustang Moments video features Bernhard Schonsee, a urologist. He’s not just your typical doctor though. As he drives, he talks about his deep desire to someday become a professional chef. His girlfriend already works in the food industry and together they share a dream of opening their own restaurant.

Did you ever have the desire to help make the world a better place, but weren’t sure where to start? It can be overwhelming sometimes, when you’re faced with so much need.

For Ford driver, Anton Cobb, a nonprofit was born with giving up a single meal. Anton took a little table, red checkered tablecloth and small chest to a sidewalk and set up shop. A sign nearby reads, “I am skipping lunch, so that 30 children won’t. Will you join me?”

Do you love taking photographs? Some people just seem to have a natural knack for it. Their photos capture things that others miss, or they are filled with so much beauty that the images take our breath away.

Recently a professional photographer, Alice Gao, challenged a fitness professional, Casey Ho, to Ford’s new “Switch it Up” challenge. The task? Wander the streets of New York City and capture beautiful photos for a gallery show.

This isn’t an easy task even for a professional. Imagine the pressure!

Still, Ho rose to the task and captured some really beautiful and…