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China, Russia & Japan Are Buying Uranium—Where Is the West?

The uranium spot price is back above $90 per pound, the long-term contract price has reached record nominal levels, and some of the world's largest nuclear fuel buyers are becoming increasingly aggressive. So why are uranium equities struggling to respond?On this episode of Going ...  Show more

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Deep Isolation CEO Rod Baltzer joins Going Nuclear to discuss one of the least understood but most important challenges facing the future of nuclear energy: long-term nuclear waste disposal. The conversation explores how Deep Isolation is applying advanced directional drilling te ...  Show more

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