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Antoine Allanore explains why carbon dioxide emissions are so closely tied to the chemistry of conventional steel production. The episode connects steel’s widespread use in transport, infrastructure and buildings with its industrial climate footprint, and examines scientific and engineering approaches intended to reduce emissions from making the metal.

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carbon dioxide emissionsconventional steel productiontransportinfrastructureBuildingsindustrial climate footprintengineering approaches

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