The Gwangyang steelworks were built in the 1980s by South Korean giant POSCO. It’s the world’s largest integrated steel plant. Over 300,000 tourists visit this titan of iron every year, producing 42.5 million tonnes of crude steel a year for bridges, metal structures, cars, refrigerators and much more. But the environmental impact of metallurgy doesn’t only occur during production, it also begins with the extraction of ores…
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The Gwangyang steelworks were built in the 1980s by South Korean giant POSCO. It’s the world’s largest integrated steel plant. Over 300,000 tourists visit this titan of iron every year, producing 42.5 million tonnes of crude steel a year for bridges, metal structures, cars, refrigerators and much more. But the environmental impact of metallurgy doesn’t only occur during production, it also begins with the extraction of ores…
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The Gwangyang steelworks were built in the 1980s by South Korean giant POSCO. It’s the world’s largest integrated steel plant. Over 300,000 tourists visit this titan of iron every year, producing 42.5 million tonnes of crude steel a year for bridges, metal structures, cars, refrigerators and much more. But the environmental impact of metallurgy doesn’t only occur during production, it also begins with the extraction of ores…
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The Gwangyang steelworks were built in the 1980s by South Korean giant POSCO. It’s the world’s largest integrated steel plant. Over 300,000 tourists visit this titan of iron every year, producing 42.5 million tonnes of crude steel a year for bridges, metal structures, cars, refrigerators and much more. But the environmental impact of metallurgy doesn’t only occur during production, it also begins with the extraction of ores…
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The Gwangyang steelworks were built in the 1980s by South Korean giant POSCO. It’s the world’s largest integrated steel plant. Over 300,000 tourists visit this titan of iron every year, producing 42.5 million tonnes of crude steel a year for bridges, metal structures, cars, refrigerators and much more. But the environmental impact of metallurgy doesn’t only occur during production, it also begins with the extraction of ores…
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The Gwangyang steelworks were built in the 1980s by South Korean giant POSCO. It’s the world’s largest integrated steel plant. Over 300,000 tourists visit this titan of iron every year, producing 42.5 million tonnes of crude steel a year for bridges, metal structures, cars, refrigerators and much more. But the environmental impact of metallurgy doesn’t only occur during production, it also begins with the extraction of ores…
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The Gwangyang steelworks were built in the 1980s by South Korean giant POSCO. It’s the world’s largest integrated steel plant. Over 300,000 tourists visit this titan of iron every year, producing 42.5 million tonnes of crude steel a year for bridges, metal structures, cars, refrigerators and much more. But the environmental impact of metallurgy doesn’t only occur during production, it also begins with the extraction of ores…
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The Gwangyang steelworks were built in the 1980s by South Korean giant POSCO. It’s the world’s largest integrated steel plant. Over 300,000 tourists visit this titan of iron every year, producing 42.5 million tonnes of crude steel a year for bridges, metal structures, cars, refrigerators and much more. But the environmental impact of metallurgy doesn’t only occur during production, it also begins with the extraction of ores…
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The Gwangyang steelworks were built in the 1980s by South Korean giant POSCO. It’s the world’s largest integrated steel plant. Over 300,000 tourists visit this titan of iron every year, producing 42.5 million tonnes of crude steel a year for bridges, metal structures, cars, refrigerators and much more. But the environmental impact of metallurgy doesn’t only occur during production, it also begins with the extraction of ores…
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The Gwangyang steelworks were built in the 1980s by South Korean giant POSCO. It’s the world’s largest integrated steel plant. Over 300,000 tourists visit this titan of iron every year, producing 42.5 million tonnes of crude steel a year for bridges, metal structures, cars, refrigerators and much more. But the environmental impact of metallurgy doesn’t only occur during production, it also begins with the extraction of ores…
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The Gwangyang steelworks were built in the 1980s by South Korean giant POSCO. It’s the world’s largest integrated steel plant. Over 300,000 tourists visit this titan of iron every year, producing 42.5 million tonnes of crude steel a year for bridges, metal structures, cars, refrigerators and much more. But the environmental impact of metallurgy doesn’t only occur during production, it also begins with the extraction of ores…
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Descending from New Zealand’s Southern Alps, this ice-blue torrent is known in Maori as the “River of Rapid Cold Water”. In a landscape reminiscent of the Lord of the Rings, it’s still home to some extremely rare flora and fauna. But even at the ends of the earth, the Waimakariri is classified as one of the country’s most polluted rivers, due to liquid waste from agricultural industries such as meat processing and wool washing…
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