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Energy Fuels enters A$375m deal to acquire Base Resources - Vimarsana News

Energy Fuels enters A$375m deal to acquire Base Resources

Base Resources has agreed to a takeover by Energy Fuels, with the latter set to acquire all issued shares of Base Resources.

Base Resources Limited - Proposed combination with Energy Fuels to create global critical minerals business - Vimarsana News

Base Resources Limited - Proposed combination with Energy Fuels to create global critical minerals business

AIM and Media Release  22 April 2024Base Resources LimitedProposed combination with Energy Fuels to create global critical minerals business...

Native Americans in uproar as huge uranium mine on top of sacred ancient burial site discovers massive reserve of precious element used to make NUKES - sparking fears of poisonous water and radiation leaks - Vimarsana News

Native Americans in uproar as huge uranium mine on top of sacred ancient burial site discovers massive reserve of precious element used to make NUKES - sparking fears of poisonous water and radiation leaks

Workers in the La Sal Complex, situated 32 miles outside of Moab, have returned to the mines after the facility opened and closed and opened again over the years.

FOX 13 Investigates: Boom goes uranium in Utah — again - Vimarsana News

FOX 13 Investigates: Boom goes uranium in Utah — again

The La Sal Complex has been opened and closed and opened again over the years. The price of uranium has increased recently, and so has uranium production in Utah.

Speaking with one voice -tribes call for cleanup, remediation and an end to uranium mining and milling - Vimarsana News

Speaking with one voice -tribes call for cleanup, remediation and an end to uranium mining and milling

Https://www.youtube.com/embed/TEP4EuEFS5o?si=I9CSJpzkrG6M5Lok The early uranium they mined was for atomic bombs dropped on other brown people far away. Later, the mined uranium was used to fuel nuclear power plants whose radioactive releases increase leukemia rates in children living nearby and whose waste is targeted at, yes, more Native communities.  By Linda Pentz Gunter, Beyond Nuclear 7…