WSJ 11/4/21:"Jacopo Buongiorno, a nuclear-engineering professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, has calculated that over the life cycle of power plants, which includes construction, mining, transport, operation, decommissioning and disposal of waste... "...the greenhouse-gas emissions for nuclear power are 1/700th those of coal, 1/400th of gas, and one-fourth of solar. Nuclear also requires 1/2,000th as much land as wind and around 1/400th as much as solar. For any given power output...

1) To help us become the leading ISR #uranium producer in the US, we are returning the Rosita ISR Facility to operational readiness. We have identified all of the key components and circuits that need to be addressed as part of this work. 2) The Rosita Central Processing Plant was nearly completely refurbished in 2008 before being shut down. That work is now being completed along with replacing outdated components, upgrading to state of the art and acquiring long-lead time parts to mitigate supply chain risks.

$EU Strategy: The latest Red Book report by the OECD and the International Atomic Energy Agency on uranium resources, production and demand published last December says there are enough uranium resources for 135 years. The catch is most aren’t permitted or currently economic. 2. How does this shape $EU’s corporate strategy? We don’t focus on greenfield exploration as there are already sufficient resources particularly in the US. Known resources may require verification drilling to bring them up to modern 43-101 standards but this is lower risk.