There has never been a full-scale war between two nuclear-armed states. If Iran does cross the nuclear threshold, the same deterrence will apply. No rational person would want to provoke their own...
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- Jun 19, 2013
- Updated: 10:41pm
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Huge newly discovered reserves of much-needed uranium are in danger of being destroyed amid a row over digging it up.
Industry executives believe the development of more uranium mines is needed to meet demand in the next decade as global supply from known mining projects is insufficient and the supply of used...
China is looking to buy uranium mining and exploration rights overseas, particularly in East Asia and Africa, to satisfy its ever-increasing demand for ore as the country steps up installation of...
Beijing is considering opening up the uranium exploration and mining sector, now controlled by the two state nuclear power groups, to other state-owned firms, according to government officials....
The debate over the use of depleted uranium (DU) ammunition - fired during the Gulf War and during the conflicts in Bosnia and Kosovo - is likely to become increasingly bitter now it has emerged...
AUSTRALIA will lose billions of dollars in economic benefits unless the government loosens restrictions on the uranium industry, an economic think-tank says.
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