An economist is warning Toro's proposed uranium mine at Wiluna, the first in the state, may struggle to get off the ground.
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May 20, 2:57 PM
An economist is warning Toro's proposed uranium mine at Wiluna, the first in the state, may struggle to get off the ground. No comment yet.
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When Uranium Energy Corp. sought permission to launch a large-scale mining project in Goliad County, Texas, it seemed as if the Environmental Protection Agency would stand in its way. To get the ore out of the ground, the ...
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March 20, 5:30 PM
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Uranium Market Tighter Than Most Think Ninemsn No one can really guess as to the timing of the approval processes that will be needed to kick off these projects, but you can bet Australian uranium miners like Paladin Energy and Toro Energy are on... Delete the scoop?
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March 16, 2:46 PM
A 20-year moratorium on new uranium mines on 1 million acres of federal lands near the Grand Canyon hasn't stopped a new claim from being filed. Delete the scoop?
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March 16, 2:38 PM
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The Fraser Institute: Economy Has Little to Fear, Much to Gain by Canada ...
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Former U.S. Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham weighs in on the future of nuclear energy. Delete the scoop?
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Firstpost Uranium Rally Falters on Japanese Nuclear Delays: Energy Markets Bloomberg Uranium's rally from a three-year low is stalling amid signs Japan, once the world's third-biggest nuclear power producer, will keep all but a handful of its... Delete the scoop?
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Ur-Energy Raises Funds for Ongoing Lost Creek Construction PR Newswire (press release) Ur-Energy is a junior uranium mining company currently constructing its first in-situ recovery (ISR) uranium mine in south- central Wyoming at its fully licensed... Delete the scoop?
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March 20, 5:32 PM
Although a lot of recent attention has focused on oil and gas in the Arctic, the potential for another big reserve and new supplier of uranium in the Arctic could turn some energy markets upside down. Delete the scoop?
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Globe and Mail Uranium miners press Ottawa to change Cold War rules Globe and Mail Two of the world's biggest uranium miners, Rio Tinto PLC and Areva SA, are pressing Canada to change a Cold-War-era policy that curbs foreign ownership of uranium... Delete the scoop?
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Sky News Australia Uranium green light The North West Star MOUNT Isa Mayor Tony McGrady and mining company Paladin Energy Ltd praised the Uranium Mining Implementation Committe yesterday after they released their recommendations for the future of... Delete the scoop?
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March 16, 2:49 PM
Recently we sat down with Amir Adnani, CEO of Uranium Energy Corp. (NYSEAMEX:UEC), an American uranium mining company, for a conversation on the nuclear industry eighteen months after the catastrophe at Fukushima which devastated both Japan and most uranium miners’ share prices. One of the most critical issues we discussed in our interview was the severity of the US uranium supply and demand deficit. Via SustainOurEarth
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Uranium mine injunction stalls Wyoming Business Report An injunction would have stopped construction on the Lost Creek in-situ leach mining project that could process 2 million pounds of uranium per year, potentially fueling Wyoming's next energy... Delete the scoop?
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March 16, 2:40 PM
Resource Clips Canada set to sell uranium to China bnn.ca Saskatchewan-based Cameco signed an agreement in 2010 to supply China Nuclear Energy Industry Corporation, a unit of China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC), with 23 million pounds of... Delete the scoop?
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Spencer Abraham, chairman, Uranium Energy Corp, talks to CNBC about his bullish stance on the nuclear sector and cites the construction of Chinese plants and the Japanese Government's decision to reconsider its reduction of nuclear use as... Delete the scoop?
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Shares of Toronto-based U3O8 Corp. (TSE:UWE) (OTCQX:UWEFF) rose over two per cent Monday, after it announced that it has inked a deal to acquire all of the shares of Calypso Uranium Corp. Delete the scoop?
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