Synopsis: - A blast inside the furnace of Chintpurni Steel Plant near Charhi, Jharkhand caused chaos on Wednesday. Though there were no fatalities, one worker was injured, raising fresh questions about industrial safety in the region.

Synopsis: - Ronald P. Sandmeyer Sr., former President & CEO of Sandmeyer Steel Company, has passed away at the age of 95. His visionary leadership for nearly three decades transformed the family business into a leading stainless steel manufacturer in the U.S.

Synopsis: - The Pennsylvania House passed H.B. 1018, a bill mandating American-made steel in all publicly funded projects, including private developments receiving public subsidies. The bipartisan move, led by Rep. Frank Burns, aims to boost domestic manufacturing & protect U.S. steelworkers.

Synopsis: - ArcelorMittal Long Products Canada is shutting its Hamilton wire drawing mill, leading to 153 job losses, citing U.S. steel tariffs & operational efficiency as key factors. Operations will be consolidated in Montreal.

Synopsis: - Hyundai Steel has suspended operations at its No. 2 plant in Pohang due to prolonged global steel industry downturn & declining domestic demand. The decision follows restructuring efforts, union negotiations & mounting trade pressures.

Synopsis: - The Italian government has pledged continued financial support to Acciaierie d’Italia despite stalled sale talks & operational setbacks following a blast furnace fire. Baku Steel’s bid hinges on unresolved environmental & fiscal conditions.

Synopsis: - The Polish government is in talks to grant PLN 1 billion ($268.5 million) to ArcelorMittal Poland for modernising a blast furnace at its Dąbrowa Górnicza steelworks, aiming to secure jobs & support local steel production amid global economic pressures.

Synopsis: -The Russian market for flat rolled steel is shrinking due to falling demand, with players like Severstal & Karmet navigating surplus stocks, pricing pressures, & competitive tensions. Global markets show similar signs of softening, though factory quotations remain surprisingly stable.

Synopsis: - Jindal Shadeed Iron & Steel LLC, in collaboration with SMS Group, is modernizing its eight-strand Concast billet caster in Sohar Port, Oman, to produce new SBQ steel sections, enhancing product quality & expanding capacity for the global construction industry by the end of 2025.

Synopsis: - Jindal Saw Ltd has announced three major cross-border investments in UAE & Saudi Arabia to establish new manufacturing facilities through subsidiaries & joint ventures, strengthening its presence in the MENA region’s oil, gas & infrastructure sectors.

Synopsis: - Shandong Guangfu Group ignited its 35-meter annular furnace on June 5, advancing its intelligent steel pipe production line, part of a three-line hub serving critical sectors like aerospace, nuclear power & energy.

Synopsis: - Ukrainian firm Interpipe has supplied its first offshore pipes for Turkey’s South Akçakoca Sub-Basin gas field in the Black Sea, using its proprietary UPJ-M premium gas-tight connection, marking a milestone in its global expansion.

Synopsis: - CRC Evans, a UK-based welding specialist, has secured a major contract from Morocco’s OCP Group to execute 12,000 precision welds along a 150-km water pipeline from Jorf Lasfar to Khouribga, addressing critical water shortages in the region.

Synopsis: - Metinvest Group, led by Yulia Dankova & Anton Ishchenko, has automated 95% of its business operations using AI, drones, & robotic tools, including systems like myOCR & SPAIS, while aligning with EU’s ESG mandates.

Synopsis: - Russian steelmakers, including firms tracked by Corporation Chermet, reported a 5.2% fall in steel output and a 6.2% drop in rolled products during January–May 2025, reflecting a troubling trend in the nation’s ferrous metallurgy sector.

Synopsis: - Malaysia’s Ministry of Investment, Trade & Industry has launched a sunset review of anti-dumping duties on coated flat-rolled steel imports from China, South Korea & Vietnam, as current tariffs near expiry.

Synopsis: - The U.S. Department of Commerce released preliminary results of its antidumping review on stainless steel bars from India, citing a 30.92% margin for Atlas Stainless Corporation & affiliates, while Aamor Inox Limited posted no dumping. The review affects key Indian producers like Ambica Steels, Laxcon Steels & Venus Wire.

Synopsis: - Metinvest Group has partnered with Insulate Ukraine to install over 1,500 blast-resistant windows in war-damaged buildings across Zaporizhzhia, bringing safety & shelter to civilians. The effort is supported by international donors including Deutsche Bank & the University of Cambridge.

Synopsis: - Eduardo Bartolomeo, former CEO of Vale, has joined Boston Metal’s Board of Directors to bolster the commercialization of its revolutionary Molten Oxide Electrolysis platform, an emissions-free steelmaking technology set to transform the global metals industry.

Synopsis: - Outokumpu, a global leader in low-emission stainless steel, has ranked 25th in Corporate Knights’ Top 50 Most Sustainable Companies in Europe for 2025, marking the highest recognition in the steel industry for its strong ESG performance.

Synopsis: - The European Commission has launched a $28 million call for proposals under the Clean Steel Partnership to resolve complex issues in carbon-neutral iron & steelmaking using mixed-quality materials. The initiative invites collaboration from academia, SMEs, and industry to accelerate Europe's transition to climate-neutral metallurgy by 2050.

Synopsis: - Tata Steel Nederland has joined the Low Emission Steel Standard to advance climate-neutral steel production across Europe. CEO Hans van den Berg affirms this move will help reinforce sustainability & standardisation in steel manufacturing.

Synopsis: - European steelmakers are struggling to meet green steel targets due to rising costs, import competition from Asia & weak demand. Industry voices call for urgent policy support, investment & public procurement reforms.

Synopsis: - Fernando Espada, Vice-President of EUROMETAL, addressed pivotal issues facing European steel distribution at the Breakbulk Club Meeting in Antwerp, focusing on balancing decarbonization targets & industrial resilience.

Synopsis: - Kobe Steel has joined hands with Mitsubishi UBE Cement Corporation to explore the use of torrefied wood pellets for decarbonising steelmaking, aiming for a commercial joint venture by 2026.

Synopsis: - China’s steel sector faces a financing dilemma as it seeks to decarbonize amid climate goals & looming European carbon tariffs. Greenpeace East Asia highlights the urgent need for unified transition finance standards to support the industry’s shift toward sustainability.

Synopsis: - Outokumpu & Adven are investing SEK 50 million to double waste heat recovery at Outokumpu’s Avesta steel plant in Sweden, using previously lost heat from annealing furnaces to power district heating for 4,000 households.

Synopsis: - Vietnam has begun the pilot phase of its emissions trading scheme, compelling steel, cement & thermal power sectors to purchase allowances based on their carbon dioxide intensity, as part of a national strategy to cut industrial emissions.

Synopsis: - The American Iron and Steel Institute praised the EPA's plan to repeal strict greenhouse gas rules for power plants. CEO Kevin Dempsey said the move will support energy affordability & industrial innovation.

Synopsis: - The Steel Manufacturers Association, led by President Philip K. Bell, has supported the Trump administration’s repeal of Biden-era power plant emission rules, citing concerns about energy grid reliability & implications for electric arc furnace steelmakers.

Synopsis: - A new study by Nick Hawco of the University of Hawaii Manoa reveals that nearly 39% of dissolved iron in the North Pacific Transition Zone stems from human industrial emissions, disrupting ocean ecosystems thousands of miles from the pollution source.

Synopsis: - DNV’s "Energy Transition Outlook: CCS to 2050" reveals that global carbon capture & storage capacity will quadruple by 2030, driven by increased investments in North America & Europe. Ditlev Engel & Jamie Burrows of DNV emphasize the urgent need for bold policy & finance to meet net-zero targets.

Synopsis: - RWE, in partnership with Lannion-Trégor SEM, has inaugurated the Beg Ar C’Hra wind farm in Brittany, France. This 14.7 MW project will supply clean electricity to around 15,000 residents, reflecting RWE’s collaborative approach to local energy transition.

Synopsis: - RES has secured new five-year solar operations & maintenance contracts from TRIG in the UK & Spain, covering 355MW across 15 sites, further expanding its renewable services in Europe.

Synopsis: - RWE has launched a series of large-scale solar parks along Germany’s A44n motorway near Garzweiler. With a combined capacity of 86.5 MWp, the project features over 141,000 solar modules to power nearly 27,700 homes, supported by leaders like Katja Wünschel & Dr. Lars Kulik.

Synopsis: - RES is developing a Green Hydrogen Electrolyser facility at Kimberly-Clark’s Northfleet site in Kent, aiming to decarbonise paper production for brands like Andrex® using dual-fuel boilers. The project was selected under the UK Government’s Hydrogen Allocation Round (HAR1).

Synopsis: - Greenpeace East Asia has urged China to halt new coal power approvals in 2025, warning that continued coal reliance threatens to derail emissions targets. Despite a clean energy boom, China approved 11.29 gigawatts of new coal projects in early 2025, raising concerns about conflicting policy directions.

Synopsis: - Greenpeace East Asia revealed that China approved 11.29 GW of new coal power in Q1 2025, reversing a rare 2024 decline. Gao Yuhe from Greenpeace warns this risks oversupply, stranded assets & climate delay.

Synopsis: - Kobe Steel has extended its Kobenable® Aluminum lineup to include low-CO₂ extrusion, fabrication, and suspension products from Chofu & Daian Works, aiming for a carbon-neutral future backed by DNV certification.

Synopsis: - Mitsubishi UBE Cement Corporation, in collaboration with UBE Corporation, has launched the world's first commercial-scale ammonia combustion demonstration for cement manufacturing at its Ube Cement Plant in Japan, aiming for a 30% coal replacement ratio to decarbonize the sector.

Synopsis: - Algoma Steel has filed a $2 million lawsuit against GFL Environmental after a GFL worker, Damien Bryant, died in June 2023 while working at the steel plant in Sault Ste. Marie. The legal dispute focuses on responsibility for safety failures in a confined space.

Synopsis: - UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese has urged Turkey to stop the cargo ship VELA, allegedly transporting steel to Israel Military Industries. Rights groups claim the shipment may violate international law & support war crimes in Gaza, prompting calls for an urgent probe.

Synopsis: - Türkiye has categorically denied claims that the Liberian-flagged container ship VELA, docked at Mersin Port, carried steel for Israel’s military industry. The Center for Combating Disinformation confirmed that inspections revealed no military-linked cargo on board.

Synopsis: - Emelie Alm, Head of Investor Relations at Alleima since 2021, is set to join Husqvarna Group in the same role. Her departure marks a pivotal transition for Alleima, where she played a crucial role in its stock listing & investor communications.

Synopsis: - The Consumer Affairs Authority in Sri Lanka seized 400 metric tons of substandard steel worth over Rs. 100 million ($334,000), which was illegally transported from Kahathuduwa to Negombo. The raid exposed ongoing violations of national quality standards meant to regulate the construction industry.

Synopsis: - 3D Investment Partners has urged shareholders of Nippon Steel to vote against the reappointment of President Tadashi Imai & Vice Chairman Takahiro Mori, citing weak governance, poor capital discipline, & risks from the $14.1 billion U.S. Steel acquisition.

Synopsis: - South Korea’s steel stalwarts, POSCO, Hyundai Steel & DongKuk Holdings, have dramatically reduced their research & development budgets amid soaring tariffs, slackening demand & stiff competition from China’s low-cost exports. Industry voices urge urgent government intervention & investment in niche, next-gen steel technologies.

Synopsis: - A group of workers at JSW Steel USA’s Mingo Junction, Ohio, electric arc furnace plant have voted to join the United Steelworkers union after previous failed attempts, citing unmet promises regarding pay, safety, & benefits.

Synopsis: - Russian steel giant Severstal has launched a $278 million overhaul of Blast Furnace No. 4 at its Cherepovets Steel Mill, aiming to enhance efficiency, reduce emissions, also improve output quality through advanced upgrades.

Synopsis: - The Polish government is considering allocating up to 1 billion złoty ($250 million) to support modernization at the ArcelorMittal Poland steel mill in Dąbrowa Górnicza, as announced by Deputy Speaker Włodzimierz Czarzasty during a press briefing.

Synopsis: - PT Krakatau Steel is preparing over 500 hectares in Cilegon’s Krakatau Industrial Estate for a major investment by China’s Delong Steel Group & its Indonesian arm PT Dexin Steel Indonesia to build a 3 million metric ton integrated steel plant.

Synopsis: - Tsingshan Group, via its arm Fujian Qingyuan Industrial Investment Co., Ltd., has launched a $413 million stainless steel deep processing project in Luoyuan County, aiming to elevate the local steel ecosystem & foster a green metallurgy cluster.

Synopsis: - Brava Energia, in collaboration with Tenaris, has successfully executed Brazil’s first casing drilling for production casing in the Alto do Rodrigues Field. This pioneering feat was achieved using Tenaris’s Rig Direct® products & services, enhancing drilling efficiency, cost savings & operational reliability.

Synopsis: - The UK Government has pledged £426 million to Sheffield Forgemasters, a historic steel manufacturer, to boost defence-related production, protect 700 jobs & create 900 construction roles, as announced by Defence Secretary John Healey.

Synopsis: - FabArc Steel Supply, founded in a tent near Oxford, Alabama, in 1979 by Gene Heathcock, Cary Lewis & David Pugh, has grown into a $300 million steel fabrication giant. Now 100% employee-owned, FabArc is shaping major infrastructure including EV battery plants across the U.S.

Synopsis: - RSM UK has successfully secured a pre-pack administration sale of Thomas Storey Fabrications Group to Thomas Storey Fabrication Limited, part of TAL Engineering Group. This move has saved over 110 jobs & ensured the continuity of the century-old Manchester-based steel fabricator.

Synopsis: - Dr Shubh Gautam of American Precoat is transforming India’s steel sector by launching Digital Factories, starting in Valsad. This AI, IoT & automation-powered initiative aims to boost sustainability, quality & self-reliance in steel production.

Synopsis: - Quebec-based ADF Group reported a sharp fall in quarterly revenue to $55.5 million, citing unrecoverable delays from U.S. tariff uncertainty, though it still managed to post a $8.7 million profit. The company, led by its Terrebonne plant, enacted contingency & work-sharing measures to mitigate the impact.

Synopsis: - The Eurasian Economic Commission has extended anti-dumping duties on galvanized steel imports from China & Ukraine until June 9, 2030, reinforcing trade protections for domestic producers in member states.

Synopsis: - Brazil’s Ministry of Development, Industry, Trade & Services has launched an anti-dumping investigation into carbon steel metal sheets coated with tin or chromium from Germany, Japan & the Netherlands, following a petition by Companhia Siderúrgica Nacional.

Synopsis: - Mexico’s Secretariat of Economy has initiated an administrative review of anti-dumping duties on cold-rolled flat steel from China after Ternium Mexico, S.A. de C.V. requested continuation to protect the domestic steel industry.

Synopsis: - Pakistan's National Tariff Commission has launched an anti-circumvention probe into Chinese cold-rolled steel exports, after complaints from International Steels Limited & Aisha Steel Mills Limited regarding minor width changes to avoid existing anti-dumping duties.

Synopsis: - The Australian Anti-Dumping Commission has launched AD & CVD investigations against imports of steel corner beads & angles from China, following a complaint by Rondo Building Services Pty Ltd.

Synopsis: - Metinvest Sichstal, a division of Metinvest Group, has launched its modular steel-frame social-housing project under the Steel Dream initiative to help rebuild Ukraine's war-torn communities. The system, unveiled at the Ukrainian Building Congress in Kyiv, blends innovation, speed & sustainability in post-conflict construction.

Synopsis: - A team led by Alexandre Lhoest, Emilio Martínez-Pañeda & collaborators has developed a sophisticated phase-field model to simulate intergranular corrosion in ferritic/martensitic steels exposed to liquid lithium, aiding in future fusion reactor material design.

Synopsis: - A comprehensive study led by Yihan Wang, Chen Chen, Yuan Tao & Zongguo Wen in Nature Communications finds that China's hydrogen-based steelmaking ambitions are being undercut by mismatched renewable resources, resulting in higher emissions, costs & water stress, especially under aggressive deployment schemes.

Synopsis: -A new whitepaper titled ‘Blue Hydrogen Emerging As A Long-Term Enabler Of Green Hydrogen’ explores how blue hydrogen, derived from natural gas using carbon capture, is helping kick-start the hydrogen economy. Authored by leading global analysts, it covers hydrogen developments across Europe, MENA, China & the United States, highlighting the role of blue hydrogen in accelerating future green hydrogen projects.

Synopsis: - WWF’s new toolkit for lower emission steel procurement highlights emerging producer-focused standards like ResponsibleSteel, ISO 14404, & SBTi’s guidance, also explores market tools such as Environmental Attribute Certificates (EACs) to accelerate value chain decarbonisation for companies unable to directly invest.

Synopsis: - This article investigates fresh allegations that the EU Commission, under Frans Timmermans, funded NGOs with up to €15 million (approx. $16.2 million) to influence public discourse, promote the EU Green Deal & CBAM, and even pressure companies via lawsuits. It also explores the entanglement of steel lobbyists EUROFER & its think tank ESTEP in EU decision-making.

Synopsis: - ResponsibleSteel & LESS aisbl have launched a new policy briefing urging EU policymakers to adopt a realistic, scrap-conscious steel decarbonisation scale that incentivises genuine emission cuts across all production routes, aligning efforts with Europe's climate ambitions.

Synopsis: - The European Business Association thanks Ukraine’s Verkhovna Rada Economic Development Committee for supporting a proposal to postpone the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism due to wartime hardships. The call seeks an exemption until five years after the war ends to protect Ukrainian industry.

Synopsis: - MAEGMA Minerals has partnered with Primetals Technologies to establish a 2 million metric ton-per-year MIDREX Flex plant in Lumut, Malaysia. The project will utilize both natural gas and green H₂, sourced from a local grid and a future solar park, to produce low-emission hot briquetted iron, meeting Southeast Asia’s growing demand for decarbonised steel inputs.

Synopsis: - Swedish startup Stegra AB, builder of the world’s largest green steel plant in Boden, is exploring a potential IPO to secure more funding for its expansion. Having already raised €6.5 billion ($7.4 billion), the firm seeks to double its 2.5 million metric tons annual production capacity through sustainable technology & public backing.

Synopsis: - SSAB & Danieli have signed a contract for advanced automated technology for SSAB’s new mini-mill in Luleå, Sweden. This fossil-free project includes electric arc furnaces, metallurgy systems, & strip rolling to reduce CO₂ emissions by 7% nationwide.

Synopsis: - Kuwait’s Metal Recycling Company, part of Agility Public Warehousing Company, is set to begin operations at a new steel recycling plant in 2025. The plant will process 60,000 metric tons of scrap annually & cut down up to 90,000 metric tons of CO₂e emissions.

Synopsis: - Solar Steel, a division of Gonvarri Industries, has signed an agreement with Solarig for the supply of 130 MW worth of solar trackers & fixed structures for three upcoming solar projects in Italy, marking a milestone in its 15-year presence in the Italian market.

Synopsis: -The electric vehicle market for light-duty vehicles grew significantly in 2024, with China, Europe, the United States & India leading the charge. Authors Ilma Fadhil & Chang Shen highlight that BEVs formed 67% of total global EV sales, with China alone commanding 66% of the market.

Synopsis: - Brazil's Green Mobility & Innovation Program MOVER is triggering a transformation in the automotive industry, promising exponential employment gains & income growth via the shift to electric vehicles, as explored by ICCT, MADE/USP & UNICAMP researchers.

Synopsis: - A gas cylinder explosion at the Sharif Khaledabad Steel Complex near Natanz, Iran, killed one Afghan worker & injured seven others. Emergency authorities confirmed the incident occurred Sunday, as investigations into the blast’s cause continue.

Synopsis: - China exported 10.58 million metric tons of steel in May 2025, marking a 9.9% year-on-year increase, amid fears of rising tariffs and weakening domestic demand, according to data from the General Administration of Customs and industry analysts.

Synopsis: - The IIT Alumni Council, under Ravi Sharma & Shashi Shekhar, is urging global industry partners to co-develop AI-assisted sustainable materials by replacing rare elements like lithium & cobalt with more abundant ones such as coal, silicon, iron, & thorium using the AMAT AI platform.

Synopsis: - Nigel Farage unveiled Reform UK’s industrial revival agenda in Port Talbot, Wales, vowing to reopen coal mines, resurrect steel production, & redirect development grants to real industry. His plans sparked sharp criticism from Welsh Labour & ignited debate on the region’s economic future.

Synopsis: - United Steelworkers International President David McCall has demanded clarity on the U.S. Steel–Nippon Steel partnership, urging both companies to disclose full details on how the restructured agreement may affect union workers & collective bargaining rights.

Synopsis: - JSW Steel, under the stewardship of Jayant Acharya, recorded a consolidated crude steel output of 2.273 million metric tons in May’25, marking an 8% YoY rise. The growth comes despite a maintenance shutdown at Dolvi, also includes a robust 13% year-to-date rise in production across Indian & USA–Ohio operations.

Synopsis: - Ruukki Construction, a division of SSAB, has launched the Ruukki® Sono acoustic partition wall, blending sound absorption, fire safety & sustainable design for industrial & office interiors across Nordic & Baltic markets.

Synopsis: - Steel Dynamics, CMC & Gerdau Long Steel North America have simultaneously raised rebar prices by $60 per short ton, citing market volatility, inventory imbalances & cost pressures.

Synopsis: - Tata Steel may be excluded from a UK-US tariff-free trade deal under PM Keir Starmer due to American rules requiring steel to be “melted & poured” domestically, raising fears at the Port Talbot plant.

Synopsis: - Canada’s recent policy continuity, U.S. tariff uncertainties & South Asia’s monsoon disruptions are unsettling global ship recycling, steel plate pricing, & freight dynamics. Countries like India, Bangladesh, Pakistan & Turkey now navigate market volatility, climate-induced slowdowns, & regulatory revisions.

Synopsis: - At the 26th Iron Day ceremony in Seoul, Minister Ahn Deok-geun and Korea Steel Association Chairman Jang In-hwa rallied more than 300 steel sector leaders to commemorate five decades of Korean steel triumphs and confront present-day challenges like U.S. tariffs and Chinese oversupply.

Synopsis: - Canada has extended its preferential trade policy for Ukrainian goods until June 9, 2026, allowing continued duty-free access. Ukrainian Deputy PM Yulia Svyrydenko & Canadian Minister François-Philippe Champagne praised the move for boosting trade, jobs & economic resilience amid the ongoing conflict.

Synopsis: -POSCO Holdings inaugurates the Australia Critical Minerals R&D Lab in Perth, Western Australia, marking a significant step in its strategy to enhance technological competitiveness in steel, battery materials, and rare earth sectors. The establishment underscores POSCO's commitment to integrating Australia's abundant resources with its advanced technologies.

Synopsis: - Researchers from Nazarbayev University and Parahyangan Catholic University have explored the innovative use of recycled concrete and steel slag in a GeoBarrier System to mitigate rainfall-induced slope failures, offering a sustainable solution to geotechnical design challenges amid climate change.

Synopsis: - JSW Steel, led by Jayant Acharya & Prabodha Acharya, is spearheading India’s green industrial push by investing in green hydrogen, renewables & recycling technologies to reduce CO₂ emissions by 42% by 2030. The firm aims to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 while maintaining 20% of India's growing steel capacity.

Synopsis: - Carlo Beltrame of AFV Beltrame Group criticises European Union decarbonisation policies that overlook clean electric steel producers in Italy. Despite leading in sustainable methods, firms like Beltrame face unfair competition, rising energy costs & policy gaps such as CBAM.

Synopsis: - Sun Metalon Inc., backed by Nippon Steel, JBIC, Airbus Ventures & Shimadzu Future Innovation Fund, raised $9.1 million, bringing its total funding to $39.8 million, to scale its patented zero CO₂ swarf recycling technology

Synopsis: - Dr Konrad Krimpelstätter, Global Head of Technology & Innovation at Primetals Technologies, outlines how digitalisation, automation, decarbonisation & cross-border collaboration are revolutionizing metalmaking for sustainable production.

Synopsis: - Italian steel giant Marcegaglia has announced a €364 million ($391 million) investment plan across three of its strategic plants, Ravenna, Gazoldo degli Ippoliti & San Giorgio di Nogaro, focusing on clean energy, AI automation & circular economy, supported by the Emilia-Romagna government.

Synopsis: - Trans Global Projects has successfully delivered a 3,235 cu m shipment of furnace system housings to support the first phase of a major steel plant expansion in Lower Saxony, Germany.

Synopsis: -Local citizens & MEP Valentina Palmisano have lodged a formal complaint to the European Ombudsman against the EU’s inaction over pollution from the Ilva, Acciaierie d’Italia, steel plant in Taranto, Italy. The NGO PeaceLink & Taranto Parents Association allege prolonged institutional apathy despite thousands of pollution-linked deaths.

Synopsis: - Brandon Farris of the Steel Manufacturers Association warns that the Biden administration’s stringent PM₂.₅ air quality standards may jeopardize the Trump administration’s vision for economic & manufacturing revival, citing regulatory roadblocks & halted project permits across the U.S.