ArcelorMittal sustainability chief touts steel's role as a low carbon product

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Alan Knight reveals how ArcelorMittal's new corporate responsibility strategy could pave the way for a new, greener approach to steel production

Last week, steel giant ArcelorMittal published a revamp of its corporate responsibility strategy, entitled Steel: the sustainability challenge. The wide-ranging document, which was based around 10 new...

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