Advances in ‘Green Steel’ Production Could Stall Under the Trump Administration
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Advances in ‘green steel’ production could stall under the Trump administration
Federal efforts to lower emissions in steel manufacturing, the world’s largest industrial carbon emitter, are now in question. Cleveland-Cliffs recently confirmed plans to drop a hydrogen furnace project in Ohio.
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