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Mik Smitt

Cleanest steel ever? US scientists achieve coal-free ironmaking at lesser cost

Cleanest Steel Ever? US Scientists Achieve Coal-Free Ironmaking at Lesser Cost Steel is the backbone of modern civilization—used in everything from buildings and bridges to cars. The process of making steel, however, has long been associated with high carbon emissions due to the use of coal in ironmaking. Despite the vital role steel plays in […]

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