North American Steel and Aluminum interests had more going on this week than the White House joining the campaign to keep the Japanese out of Pittsburgh. U.S. producers of corrosion resistant steel petitioned for relief, while the International Trade Commission extended the protections for common alloy aluminum sheet from China. Up North, Ottowa imposed 25% tariffs on Chinese aluminum,
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