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Mar 3, 2023 32 min

Standards, steel and trade

from The Standards Show

In this episode Matthew and Cindy look at the issue of standards, steel and trade. Cindy speaks to Michelle Mokaya and Devin McDaniels from the World Trade Organization (WTO) about the role of the WTO and international standards in the decarbonization of the steel sector. And how the international standardization system can help ensure that the developing world is not left behind. Find out more WTO decarbonization report Trade forum for decarbonization standards Episode 78 | Carbon emissions, trade and standards Get in touch @standardsshow @thestandardsshow [email protected] the-standards-show

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