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Author: Emma Barnes

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Image for %sRecycling to be made more efficient with steel-built home processing unit
Innovation

Recycling to be made more efficient with steel-built home processing unit

A revolutionary new approach to recycling aims to bring the process into people’s homes, guaranteeing closed loop recycling and product remanufacture.More
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Image for %sSteel industry’s innovative use of co-products supports marine regeneration
Innovation

Steel industry’s innovative use of co-products supports marine regeneration

Artificial reefs made of steel slag have been used to create sea forests off the coast of South Korea, providing a new habitat and breeding ground for fish populations.
Image for %sSouth America’s longest suspension bridge will be earthquake resistant
Infrastructure

South America’s longest suspension bridge will be earthquake resistant

In one of the most challenging engineering projects ever undertaken, Chile is building a unique steel-built suspension bridge near the site of the strongest earthquake ever recorded.
Image for %sWorld Cup shipping container stadium aims for post-2022 legacy
Infrastructure

World Cup shipping container stadium aims for post-2022 legacy

Modified steel shipping containers are being used to construct the Ras Abu Aboud stadium in Qatar for the 2022 Fifa World Cup.
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