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More stringent air pollution regulations for the steel industry were supposed to start in July. But right before they would’ve taken effect, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency paused them for two years.

The air nuisance rule defines air pollution as a public nuisance and allows Ohioans to file federal lawsuits against companies whose emissions may jeopardize air quality.

The report from Industrious Labs' comes as Cleveland-Cliffs' Middletown plans to decarbonize its furnace and reduce its emissions.

After years of air and noise pollution complaints, Middletown residents are looking forward to a cleaner steel production at Cleveland-Cliffs.

Thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act, Cleveland-Cliffs is getting up to $575 million for energy efficiency updates at its Middletown steel mill (formerly AK Steel).

Ohio U.S. senators, Democrat Sherrod Brown and Republican Rob Portman, are urging the federal Department of Commerce to step up an investigation into…

Shale drilling across much of the United States has increased demand for steel pipe, which has benefited U.S. steel producers, but that picture is…