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Steelmakers call for ‘Green Deal’ to counter Chinese dumping
Wednesday 25 Nov 20 12:00pm
NEW ZEALAND is not alone in considering a carbon border-tax on steel; steelmakers in Europe say they need a "Green Deal" to protect them from high-emissions imports from China.
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