Uranium Mining
COPPER
Quaterra sees 41m lb/y copper mine at MacArthur
Vancouver-based Quaterra Resources on Wednesday announced the results of a scoping study at its MacArthur copper property in Nevada, outlining a potential 41-million-pound yearly operation coming at a capital cost of $232.7-million. The project...By: Matthew Hill
23rd May 2012
NUCLEAR ENERGY
Nuclear expansion to create mining, construction jobs
Expanding South Africa’s nuclear power industry would boost job creation, particularly in the uranium mining and construction sectors, Energy Minister Dipuo Peters said at the National Union of Mineworkers' (NUM’s) Nuclear Energy Workshop, in...
23rd April 2012
URANIUM
New South Wales Parliament overturns uranium exploration ban
The legislation to lift a ban on uranium exploration in New South Wales has passed through the state Parliament, with a 20 to 18 win in the Upper House.
In February, Premier Barry O’Farrell said it was time for New South Wales to join the...
29th March 2012
EXPLORATION
Paladin readies for Canada exploration
Uranium miner Paladin Energy was set to launch an exploration programme at its Aurora uranium assets, in Canada, after the Nunatsiavut government amended laws to lift a moratorium on uranium mining and development on Labrador Inuit Lands. Paladin...12th March 2012
URANIUM
WA opposition leader changes uranium policy, but new projects still in doubt
Newly elected Western Australian opposition leader Mark McGowan has announced a relaxation of the party’s strict ban on uranium mining and while the move is seen as a “step in the right direction”, the policy shift did not create certainty...24th January 2012
URANIUM
Paladin gets access to Aurora deposits
ASX- and TSX-listed uranium miner Paladin Energy on Thursday rejoiced at news that the Nunatsiavut government had decided to lift the three-year moratorium on uranium mining, development and production on Labrador Inuit Lands. Paladin holds...15th December 2011
URANIUM
Australia’s ruling party ends ban on nuclear sales to India
The Australian Uranium Association (AUA) has welcomed the Australian Labor Party’s decision to change its national policy platform to allow for uranium sales to India.
The governing Labor Party over the weekend voted to lift the sanction...
5th December 2011
Mine Profile
Lake Maitland mine, Australia
A uranium mine in western Australia.
By: Lisete Bigala
14th October 2011
Editorial Insight
Post-Fukushima, some remain steadfast advocates of nuclear power and uranium mining
While there has been a loss of confidence in nuclear power and uranium mining in the wake of what happened to the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan, some remain steadfast advocates of what they see as an energy source that will continue to...By: Martin Creamer
9th September 2011
URANIUM
Energy Fuels announces positive report on Colorado uranium resources
Toronto-listed Energy Fuels has enough uranium resources to supply its Pinon Ridge plant, the company said on Thursday, citing an independent report commissioned on the matter. “The bottom line is that there are considerable quantities of...By: Matthew Hill
14th July 2011
URANIUM
Labor’s no compensation uranium ban a ‘serious risk’ for Western Australia
Western Australian Mines Minster Norman Moore on Tuesday lashed out at the state Labour Party’s decision to retain a ban on uranium mining, and threaten existing operations.
At the Australian Association for Mining & Exploration Companies...
28th June 2011
URANIUM
WA Labor Party’s ban on uranium mining slammed
The Australian Association of Mining & Exploration Companies (Amec) said on Monday that the Western Australian Labor Party’s decision to reaffirm its ban on uranium mining was “disappointing, short sighted, and out of date”. During a state...27th June 2011
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