🛠️💰 The True Co$t of Steel The #steelindustry is a significant contributor to #environmental degradation and social inequities. Our report scrutinizes the impacts of #steel production, focusing on #ArcelorMittal and #Ternium. edlc.org/wp-content/upl…

"What’s going on at U.S. Steel’s Clairton Coke Works? And what is being done to stem the H2S violations? Because current enforcement actions are not working to actually end illegal pollution."

Air Quality Town Hall #14: Our Air Pollution is Killing Us. The voices of Environmental Justice communities must and will be heard! Register Today! bit.ly/swpaths14-kill…

More on the analysis that shows that particulate pollution was linked to roughly the same or more deaths annually 2020-22 in Allegheny County as the average from COVID. The majority of the pollution comes from U. S. Steel's Clairton Coke Works

Allegheny County health dept fines U. S. Steel nearly $80K for air pollution #Clairton Coke Works created in City of Pittsburgh's Mon Valley TribLIVE.com triblive.com/local/regional…

Report Launch Webinar, ‘Green Steel Economics: Comparing Economics of Green H2-DRI and Traditional Steelmaking Around the World’. (registration links in the comments) #greensteel #H2DRI

🇨🇳 NEW REPORT | Turning point: China permitted no new coal-based steel projects in H1 2024 as policies drive decarbonisation👇 ⚠️ No new permits for coal-based steelmaking projects issued in first half of 2024 for first time since ‘dual carbon goals’ announced in September 2020

Europe will be able to produce more than enough green steel domestically to meet auto industry demand by 2030. But it's up to EU lawmakers to set requirements for how much low-carbon steel must be used in the production of new cars to make this a reality. 🧵

The federal government should demand a plan from Cleveland-Cliffs for reducing Stelco’s carbon footprint after its takeover, or how it will survive the market transition to #greensteel . My take in today’s Spectator. #Hamont thespec.com/opinion/contri…

"But so far, it sounds more like Cleveland-Cliffs is “doubling down” on coal-fired technology rather than transitioning away from carbon-heavy steelmaking fuels like coke," said Ian Borsuk of Environment Hamilton. thespec.com/news/hamilton-…

.Allegheny Co. Exec. pointed to U.S. Steel, the region’s largest polluter, as the administration’s “main target."

“While it’s claiming that it can’t spend money to clean up historic pollution, U.S. Steel is just handing out money to its shareholders.” buff.ly/3WA0lx4

Not only can automakers reduce their emissions and make progress toward their climate goals with #GreenSteel, they can also transform the U.S. steel industry. Automakers account for at least 60% of primary steel purchases in the U.S. If automakers go green, so will steelmakers.

Big milestone reached! Together with our HYBRIT partners LKAB and Vattenfall Group we have submitted a report to the Energimyndigheten summarizing six years of truly groundbreaking research on #FossilFreeSteel. 🌱⚙ Read more ⤵ ssab.com/en/news/2024/0…

BREAKING: A coalition of clean air & health advocates filed a federal lawsuit against the Environmental Protection Agency for failing to stop industry giants from releasing cancer-causing air pollution, like benzene from coke oven plants. Read here: earthjustice.org/press/2024/com…

“We've learned that 日本製鉄株式会社  is not interested in being a good partner to frontline residents near Gary Works...With Black residents making up 3/4 of Gary’s residents, its decision is tantamount to exacerbating structural racism,” shared Policy chick. bit.ly/nipponenvirore…

Clean #hydrogen made with renewable energy is a potential game-changer for the steel industry, writes Hilary Lewis of Industrious Labs in a #Voices article this week. Read more: nt-z.ro/3TuaWHI

🚨 Which #automakers are shifting to #GreenSteel? 🚗🌍 A new ICCT report evaluates the global steel supply chains of 17 major automakersand compares how they perform in supporting the scale-up of fossil-free steel production in future. The key findings:👇🧵

After raising doubts, Cleveland-Cliffs says it’s still pursuing a federal $500M award. The flip-flop points to the challenges of cleaning up the steel industry. Reporting by Maria Gallucci: ow.ly/XwmE50TqTmo

A big US steelmaker told POLITICO it was considering forgoing a $500M federal grant to build a green steel plant in Ohio. Then the company walked that back. I wrote about how the Cleveland-Cliffs ordeal points to the bigger challenges of cleaning up steel canarymedia.com/articles/green…