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Legacy of Steel / Burns Harbor Steel Plant
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English: The plant’s development spurred local conservation efforts leading to the creation of the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore in 1966. |
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| Author | Chris Light |
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The Burns Harbor plant was key to building the Port of Indiana and incorporation of the Town of Burns Harbor in 1967. Designed as a fully integrated plant, it relies on the port for transporting raw materials. Since 1969, Burns Harbor remains the newest integrated U.S. steel facility. Global steelmaker ArcelorMittal gained ownership of the Burns Harbor plant in 2007.
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