After striking a deal to terminate the U.S.-European Union bilateral dispute over steel and aluminum tariffs, U.S. President Joseph Biden hailed the opportunity to curb imports of “dirty steel” from China (Straits Times, October 31). The U.S. and EU jointly agreed to support sustainable steel and aluminum manufacturing and encourage greener production. Under the arrangement, both sides pledged to collaborate to “restrict access to their markets for dirty steel and limit access to countries that dump steel in our markets, contributing to worldwide over-supply” (The White House, October 31).
U.S.-EU Green Steel Alliance Confronts China’s Excess Steel Production – Jamestown
