Sustainable steel: the 2010 sustainability review

worldsteel's sustainability indicators measure the industry's progress in fulfilling the commitments of the sustainable development policy. Following on from the 2008 Sustainability Report, the 2010 update is a special section of this website, entitled Sustainable steel. It reports on 2006, 2007 and 2008 performance against the indicators. It also includes company case studies on economic, social and environmental sustainability.

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Latest news

June 2010 Crude Steel Production 20 Jul 2010

World Steel in Figures 2010 13 Jul 2010

May 2010 Crude Steel Production 21 Jun 2010

April 2010 Crude Steel Production 20 May 2010

The steel industry repeats alarm over recent developments in raw materials markets. 07 May 2010

Upcoming Events

8th China International Coking Technology and Coke Market Congress 08 Sep 2010 to 10 Sep 2010

10th International Conference on Steel Rolling 15 Sep 2010 to 17 Sep 2010

worldsteel-44 Annual Conference 04 Oct 2010 to 06 Oct 2010

Latin American Iron and Steel Congress ILAFA-51 24 Oct 2010 to 26 Oct 2010

4th Baosteel Biennial Academic Conference 16 Nov 2010 to 18 Nov 2010

6th European Coke and Ironmaking Congress 27 Jun 2011 to 01 Jul 2011

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Safety and health: the industry's top priority

Nothing is more important than the safety and health of the people who work in the steel industry.

All injuries and work-related illness can and must be prevented.
Management is responsible and accountable for safety and health performance.
Employee engagement and training is essential.
Working safely is a condition of employment.
Excellence in safety and health supports excellent business results.
Safety and health must be integrated in all business management processes.

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Download or order the free booklet on safety and health

steeluniversity.org: trophy design contest

The steeluniversity Challenge is in its fifth year. In the last contest, 645 teams from 25 countries took part, using the steelmaking simulations on steeluniversity.org.

Could you design the new trophy for the Challenge?

Details on steeluniversity.org

Axes of openness

Koby Cottage is a residential institute for troubled teens in Michigan, USA. The building is in the shape of an X, with a dining area in the cross point. This provides a neutral meeting space for the teenagers and visiting parents, away from private quarters.

Steel's strength-to-weight ratio made it ideal for this innovative and open structure.

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