Word: ironization
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...jobs in the U.S. But higher costs for U.S. industries that use steel, such as autos and construction, would result in the loss of 19,000 to 32,000 jobs, according to a new study sponsored by the Consuming Industries Trade Action Coalition. Andrew Sharkey, president of the American Iron and Steel Institute, calls the study "flawed" and "based on a political agenda that defends dumped, subsidized and disruptive steel imports...
...class each morning it is not along the blustery shores of Lake Michigan but through the bustling streets of Barcelona, past Antonio Gaudi's Casa Batllo, to a century-old art-nouveau office building that bears the University of Chicago's red-and-white logo above its filigreed iron balconies...
Luna isn't going very far anyway. After a Customs inspector waves him through, he lets out a sigh of relief. He can drop off the 44 tons of iron towers and still get back home tonight...
Kurtz was selected for her thesis entitled “Synthesis and Characterization of Alumninum and Iron Nanoparticles and Development of a Colloidal Catalyst for Carbon Nanotube Growth...
...Maine Sen. Olympia Snowe has an amendment drafted to allow Navy shipyards to pay taxes on the profit from a ship contract after the vessel is built instead of while it's under construction. That would mean Bath Iron Works, the shipyard in her state, would have more cash on hand during the years a ship is being built. Snowe insists her measure "would not reduce the amount of taxes ultimately paid by a shipbuilder. It simply would defer payment until the profit actually is known...