Nuclear energy is built on an actinide foundation
By Rod Adams During the past several years, I have been following the progress of a strange situation in my adopted state of Virginia. Despite being a state with a Continue Reading →
Category Archives: uranium
Do oil and gas suppliers worry about nuclear energy development?
By Rod Adams The world oil market is not a free market. Prices are manipulated by a small number of producers that adjust production rates to achieve desired prices that Continue Reading →
Excitement about U-235 as coal competitor–circa 1939 & 1940
By Rod Adams Conventional wisdom says that the general public was introduced to atomic energy by the explosions at Hiroshima and Nagasaki. According to that version of history, the introduction Continue Reading →
Nuclear Video Matinee: Uranium Mining and Milling
It’s hot out! Across much of the United States, the largest heat wave of the summer has been stagnating all week. This would be a good time to head to Continue Reading →
Building support for uranium mining in Virginia
by Rod Adams One of the single most valuable pieces of energy real estate in the United States is located a few miles outside of Chatham, Virginia, less than an hour’s drive from Continue Reading →