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Iron and steelmaking account for around a 10th of all CO₂ emissions: Professor explains how they could be greener
UNSW expert Professor Yansong Shen explains why it is so important to find a way to produce iron and steel in a more ...
EUGENE, Ore. — In a potential breakthrough for one of the world's most carbon-intensive industries, researchers at the University of Oregon have developed a cleaner method for producing iron, an ...
On a strip of land in northern Sweden, not far from the Arctic Circle, a new facility is taking shape which could help revolutionize one of the planet’s dirtiest industries: steelmaking. By 2026, if ...
From bridges to pipelines to high-rises, Zekelman Industries calls on the market to prioritize domestically produced steel in every project.
The flexibility of the steel allows for innovative designs and construction methods, writes Brian Ward. supertramp / Getty Images In recent years, Texas has seen a surge in business as startups and ...
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