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February 27, 2008 8:00 AM

St. Louis Assembly Plant: From Paint to Power

Ed Garsten 
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Ed Garsten reports from the Chrysler St. Louis Assembly Plant about an amazing, innovative way that the company is getting green energy from recycled paint materials. Check out the video below to see another way that Chrysler is committed to going green.



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