Earth Day Stocks to Review

The first Earth Day, back in 1970, was the idea of Senator Gaylord Nelson as a way to force environmental issues into the national discussion. At the time, there was no EPA, no Clean Air Act, no Clean Water Act, and no smog or efficiency standards - the average car averaged 11.9 mpg on leaded gasoline.Read More >>

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China’s Sole Uranium Miner Soars in Market Debut

China National Uranium (SZSE:001280) more than tripled in value during its first day of trading in Shenzhen, raising about 4 billion yuan (US$570 million) in its Wednesday (December 3) debut.According to an exchange filing cited by Bloomberg, the state-backed miner priced 248 million shares at... Keep Reading...
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Niger Moves to Sell Uranium From Orano's Seized SOMAÏR Mine

Niger’s military government announced that it intends to put uranium produced by the SOMAÏR mine on the international market.Head of the junta, General Abdourahamane Tiani, told state television Tele Sahel that “Niger's legitimate right to dispose of its natural riches to sell them to whoever... Keep Reading...
Expands REE and Uranium Footprint at Sybella-Barkly

Expands REE and Uranium Footprint at Sybella-Barkly

Basin Energy (BSN:AU) has announced Expands REE and uranium footprint at Sybella-BarklyDownload the PDF here. Keep Reading...
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Orano Condemns Illegal Uranium Transfer from Niger Mine

Orano said it “strongly condemns” the removal of uranium from the SOMAÏR mine in Northern Niger.The French firm called the transfer illegal and a direct breach of the International Center for Settlement of Investment Disputes’ (ICSID) September ruling, which prohibits the material's sale or... Keep Reading...
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Canada, India Close to Resuming Uranium Trade After Diplomatic Freeze

Canada and India are preparing to unveil a multibillion-dollar uranium export agreement, marking the strongest sign yet that the two countries are rebuilding ties after a diplomatic freeze. Two people familiar with the negotiations revealed that the deal, valued at roughly US$2.8 billion, would... Keep Reading...

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