Dutch Find More Pollutants Around Tata (TATA) Mill Than Company Reports - Bloomberg

The Dutch public health agency found higher concentrations of metals and carcinogens around Tata Steel Ltd.’s IJmuiden factory in the Netherlands than the company’s own figures, potentially adding more pressure on the company to clean up its plants sooner than anticipated.

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