Devastation, relief on spectrum of emotions for stakeholders in U.S. Steel sale after Biden's block

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : Yong Kwon, a senior campaign advisor with the Sierra Club, said Biden's action averted another 20 to 25-years of coke making, the process of heating coal at extreme temperatures for use as fuel in blast furnaces.
56% : Nippon, for its part, has seemingly pulled out all the stops to win over union and government support for the merger.
50% : And, while the companies appear poised to sue the federal government over the decision, U.S. Steel CEO David Burritt's warnings that production could be moved to non-union facilities in Arkansas without a sale loom large for communities that rely on the coke works and three other area plants for economic vitality.
46% : "The decision fell to Biden after the Treasury-led Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States failed to reach a consensus on whether the deal would imperil trade enforcement, critical supply chains and other key concerns.

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