Connecting the Dots

  Global crude steel production fell to 169.5 million metric tons in April 2021, down slightly from March when production had reached 170.1 million metric tons. Output was up 23.3 percent from April 2020 to […] Read More

According to two recent surveys, U.S. employers are having a hard time finding workers and many employees are in no hurry to get back to work — and there is growing evidence that some state […] Read More

As The Hill has reported last week, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced last week that it will revise a regulation issued by the Trump administration that had set limits on the authority that U.S. states […] Read More

While the coronavirus pandemic has kept industrial metals industry colleagues from meeting in person, the Metals Service Center Institute has developed engaging, virtual content for its members. These events are all online and can be […] Read More

As Connecting the Dots has reported over the last two months, President Joe Biden and Senate Republicans each have released their outlines for a federal infrastructure spending bill. Last week, Republicans in the U.S. House […] Read More