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Mining giant Rio Tinto will spend more than $200 million to test a product it claims would almost completely remove carbon dioxide emissions from the manufacture of steel from its iron ore. The company will set up a research and development centre in Perth's south, but the challenge will be producing it on an industrial scale and keeping the costs affordable.
Mining giant Rio Tinto will spend more than $200 million to test a product it claims would almost completely remove carbon dioxide emissions from the manufacture of steel from its iron ore. The company will set up a research and development centre in Perth's south, but the challenge will be producing it on an industrial scale and keeping the costs affordable.
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