Chinese Steel Plants in the U.S., Comes with Controversy

Anshan Iron and Steel Group as not had a welcoming reception in the company’s attempt to build plants in the U.S.
Chinese Steel Plants in the U.S., Comes with Controversy
Chinese workers pour molten steel into the casters at a small iron and steel mill in central China's Anhui province. Anshan Iron & Steel Group, China's fourth-largest steel maker, has not warm welcoming in attempting to build steel plants in the US. STR/Getty Images
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Chinese workers pour molten steel into the casters at a small iron and steel mill in central China's Anhui province. Anshan Iron & Steel Group, China's fourth-largest steel maker, has not warm welcoming in attempting to build steel plants in the US. (STR/Getty Images)
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