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Tata Steel unit shut down due to excessive chromium-6 emissions

Tata Steel unit shut down due to excessive chromium-6 emissions

A department of the Tata Steel plant in IJmuiden will be shut down this Saturday following orders from regulators due to excessive emissions of chromium-6. Internal measurements by the company revealed that levels of the carcinogenic substance were significantly higher than permitted standards.

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