Coal to nuclear? Western Slope advocates say it could be 'a plug and play'
Family picnics in the 1940s and 1950s in western Colorado might have resulted in more than ants marching over a worn ...
The Gazette13d
Coal to nuclear? Western Slope advocates say it could be 'a plug and play'
a far cry from the reality of uranium pellets encased in zirconium rods. Demands on power grids are increasing and as Colorado nears 2050 with the goal of net-zero emissions, proponents say that ...
Post Independent Citizen Telegram15d
Bills on nuclear energy, phones in schools, grocery store liquor sales and wolf attacks overcome key votes at Colorado Capitol
A host of Colorado bills being carried in part by Western ... Velasco’s district, which spans Eagle, Pitkin and Garfield counties, includes the town of Rifle, where decades of uranium mining led to ...
Westword24d
Always Forward: The 10th Mountain Division Took the High Ground Eighty Years Ago
Although they had been training for years in a special camp high in the Colorado Rockies ... Brain him with your rifle. You must take his position.” When the fighting was over, he added ...
Craig Daily Press12d
Bills on nuclear energy, phones in schools, grocery store liquor sales and wolf attacks overcome key votes at Colorado Capitol
A host of Colorado bills being carried in part ... includes the town of Rifle, where decades of uranium mining led to groundwater contamination that took years to remediate. She said opening ...
Mining Weekly22d
Poll shows rising support for uranium mining in WA
New polling data reveals that a majority of West Australians support lifting the state's uranium mining ban, as the global demand for the commodity continues to rise. The survey, conducted by ...
Mining Weekly1d
Global Uranium forms JV with Snow Lake for Wyoming uranium acquisition
Australia-listed Global Uranium and Nasdaq-listed Snow Lake Resources have entered a joint venture (JV) to acquire the Pine ...
Engineering News21d
Poll shows rising support for uranium mining in WA
When asked if they supported uranium mining as a means of lowering global carbon emissions, 58% of respondents answered ‘Yes,’ with only 15% opposing the idea.