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Geophysical surveys could be detecting uranium
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Mining companies might already know where to find uranium in NSW. | Geophysical surveys used by exploration companies in the state to identify mineral deposits, can also pick up uranium. | This is despite a ban on uranium exploration in the state for...
Uranium mines could be a ticket to golden times
The Daily Telegraph Australia
| REPORTS a high school dropout is making $200,000 a year in a West Australian mine had The Wall Street Journal readers agog. | Hundreds wrote to the New York-based paper late last year asking how they could share in Australia's modern-day gold rush ...
First Uranium may sell core assets to pay off debt
Mining Weekly
| JOHANNESURG (miningweekly.com) – TSX- and JSE-listed First Uranium is in negotiations to sell “principal assets” to help redeem debt due later this year, the uranium and gold miner said on Wednesday. | First Uranium stated that th...
Australia’s New South Wales lifts uranium mining ban
The Hindu
Australia’s most populous state will reverse a decades-long ban on uranium exploration, with the regional government saying today it would be foolish not to tap into the lucrative sector. | Mr Barry O’Farrell, premier of New South Wales, ...
NSW overturns uranium exploration ban
Mining Weekly
| PERTH (miningweekly.com) –New South Wales has lifted a ban on uranium exploration – a move industry representatives welcomed on Wednesday. | Premier Barry O’Farrell said on Tuesday evening that it was time for New South Wales to j...
Uranex confirms discussions regarding Mkuju uranium project, Tanzania
Mineweb
Uranex Limited | Australian based exploration and development company, Uranex Limited (ASX: UNX) ("Uranex" or "the Company"), is aware of recent market commentary regarding engagement it has had, and continues to have, in relation to its Mkuju Uraniu...
Namibia uranium deal on the boil for Rio
The Australian
| RIO Tinto is eager to secure a joint venture with the likely new owners of the huge Husab uranium deposit in Namibia. | Doug Ritchie, the head of Rio Tinto's energy division, told The Australian on the sidelines of the Mining Indaba forum in Cape T...
Extract expects uranium supply gap by the time Husab starts production
Mining Weekly
| CAPE TOWN (miningweekly.com) – Less than four years after the Husab uranium deposit in Namibia was first discovered the project was now ready for development, Extract Resources CEO Jonathan Leslie told the Investing in African Mining Indaba i...
Va. Uranium tops in 2011 gifts to state lawmakers
The Washington Times
| Follow @dsherfinski | Virginia Uranium, which is pushing to mine a 119 million-pound deposit in southside Pittsyvania County, gave more than $120,000 in gifts and trips last year to state lawmakers — tops in Virginia — according to figu...
Sports
AC Milan forward Antonio Cassano, at center #99, celebrates with his teammates forward Zlatan Ibrahimovic, of Sweden, left, defender Luca Antonini, Brazilian forward Robinho and midfielder Ignazio Abate during a Serie A soccer match between AC Milan and Palermo at the San Siro stadium in Milan, Italy, Saturday, Oct. 15, 2011. Milan won 3-0.
(photo: AP / Luca Bruno)
Four-goal AC Milan sweeps Arsenal away
The Hindu
Brazilian striker Robinho scored twice as AC Milan took a huge stride towards the quarterfinals of the Champions League with a 4-0 rout of Arsenal Tuesday. | Milan recovered from an early injury loss to captain Clarence Seedorf to sweep aside the Premier League side that barely created a chance and defended poorly at the San Siro. | In the evening&...
Technology
A creek filled with urban runoff after a storm. Water running off these impervious surfaces tends to pick up gasoline, motor oil, heavy metals, trash and other pollutants from roadways and parking lots, as well as fertilizers and pesticides from lawns
(photo: Creative Commons / Shannon1 (usurped3))
'Curb wastage, pollution to tackle water disputes'
Zeenews
New Delhi: Curbing wastage, reducing pollution and forming joint platforms to assess geological changes were among the urgent steps needed to tackle the growing conflicts on water between countries and within their own boundaries, say experts. | The issue was debated at length by various experts, including filmmakers, columnists, academics and acti...


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