A new stainless steel technology could transform green hydrogen production and advance the global transition to clean energy. The innovation, developed at the University of Hong Kong (HKU) under ...

The Swiss Steel Group is now offering Green Steel Stainless+, a new variant of completely stainless steel that the company says demonstrates its commitment to sustainability and the protection of our ...

Green Sprouts' recalled stainless steel cups and bottles contain a lead poisoning hazard. The cups were sold at Whole Foods, Amazon and other stores.

We should not let the research presented in the Jan. 31 Health & Science article “ Zero-emission steel is within reach, but the goal may require a drop in production of the alloy ” limit our ...

Producing hydrogen using natural gas is often referred to as blue hydrogen, and using this fuel to beneficiate the iron ore means steel could be considered teal, one of the shades between blue and ...

Green Sprouts, a North Carolina-based company focused on “natural parenting,” has recalled three products: a stainless steel sippy cup, a stainless steal sippy cup with a straw, and a ...

The revolving door of trendy cups and bottles is causing some to confront whether these reusable tumblers are becoming part of the very problem they sought to address.

The report found that four of 17 major auto companies operating in North America and Europe — General Motors, Ford, Mercedes-Benz and Volkswagen — have committed to “green” steel purchases.

The steel sector is carbon-intensive. “Green steel” could be a game changer. If you use renewable energy to make hydrogen and use the hydrogen to manufacture steel, the process would be ...

The company said its steel decarbonization effort was under review after the its steel business warned last month that its plan for its site in Duisburg, Germany, could cost more than envisioned.

University of Oregon researchers are developing a greener iron-making process, one that ditches traditional coal-powered blast furnaces.