China’s tightening environmental policy weighs on Hebei iron ore supply
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- Executive summary
- New focus on environmental policies will harm domestic production
- Safety concerns will add more pressure to reduce production and eliminate iron ore capacity
- Steel mills will use more seaborne ore because of limited domestic production
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- Cash cost of Chinese iron ore mines
- Source of iron ore in Hebei steel mills
- Feedstock compostion in Tangshan steel mills visited
- Contestable market in China
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