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First contracts awarded for US strategic uranium reserve : Uranium & Fuel - Vimarsana News

First contracts awarded for US strategic uranium reserve : Uranium & Fuel

Energy Fuels Inc and Peninsula Energy Limited subsidiary Strata Energy Inc have been awarded contracts to supply natural uranium concentrates to establish a federal reserve of domestically produced material. The reserve is intended to be a backup source of supply for US nuclear power plants in the event of a significant market disruption.

GLOBALink | Residents in U.S. West concerned over megadrought-Xinhua - Vimarsana News

GLOBALink | Residents in U.S. West concerned over megadrought-Xinhua

GLOBALink | Residents in U.S. West concerned over megadrought-

GLOBALink | Residents in U.S. West concerned over megadrought-Xinhua - Vimarsana News

GLOBALink | Residents in U.S. West concerned over megadrought-Xinhua

GLOBALink | Residents in U.S. West concerned over megadrought-

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"I know we have this climate change, but they are sagebrush, the last weed in thousand years and lived through longer drought."Meanwhile, researchers noted that human-caused climate change was a significant driver of the destructive conditions and offered a grim prognosis: even drier decades lie ahead.

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Feature: Native American tribe protests U.S. only functioning uranium mill on sacred soil - Vimarsana News

Feature: Native American tribe protests U.S. only functioning uranium mill on sacred soil

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 21 (Xinhua) -- "Children don't play outside anymore. You can smell the sulfur, the air smells really bad," Michael Badback, a Ute Mountain Ute Tribe citizen in the community of White Mesa of the U.S. state of Utah, expressed his grave concern over the impacts of the uranium mill just a few miles from his home.