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2011 March, The Hague, The Netherlands: Training seminar to Shell employees

7 April 2011 By Alan

Into the world of steel – and full time

Imagine life without steel, from girders, to railway tracks, fridges and freezers. Modern, sustainable life is impossible without it. With a carbon footprint around 200 million tonnes the challenges for ArcelorMittal, the largest steel company in the world, are obvious. But steel enjoys a recycling rate that exceeds 85%, so the opportunities are also massive. Learn more of what we are doing at the ArcelorMittal website arcelormittal.com.

About me…

I graduated as a geologist and marine biologist in the late 80s but soon found that counting dead muddy worms was not what I was born to do. So I took a leap of faith and entered the world of retail having guessed (correctly as it turned out) that the eco-thing would one day touch them and that they would need a geological, dead worm counter to help them understand the issues.
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Contact me…

email: alan@DrAlanKnight.com
Tel: 0044 7917 635 161

For ArcelorMittal related enquiries contact Alan direct on Alan.knight@arcelormittal.com

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