Uranium mining as the only way to limit global warming–still it is pretty cold in British Columbia
Two ladies suited up to go uranium mining in East Germany. And from the AME BC, a news release worthy of comment:
British Columbia’s mineral exploration sector is seeking clarification regarding a provincial government announcement that it will not support the exploration and development of uranium in British Columbia. Safe, environmentally sound uranium exploration is ongoing in six provinces and three territories by well-respected, professionally managed companies. All uranium mining and mine development in Canada is highly regulated by the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission. Canada is the world’s largest uranium producer, and is responsible for approximately 30% of the world’s total uranium production.
April 25, 2008 1 Comment
Bellavisa mine heap leach pad et al. moves again
Bellavista is a common name for beaches, condominium complexes, and estates in Costa Rica. It is also the name of a mine.
Above is a picture of a beach by the name of Bellavista. For lots of pictures of the mine and its story go to this link.
In Spanish here is a report on removal of equipment from the site; intriguing?
April 25, 2008 No Comments
