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uranium nuclear fision Amir Adnani, founder and CEO of Uranium Energy Corp., said in an interview on SiriusXM’s Breitbart News Saturday with host Matt Boyle that the United States cannot be energy independent if it relies on hostile nations like Russia and China for resources, including vital minerals like uranium.
Uranium is used to power nuclear plants and the nuclear reactors that power naval ships and submarines.
“[We have to] get off of the Russian uranium import dependency that we have,” Adnani said. ”We’re going to be a world superpower and not have our own uranium? We’re going to be a world superpower and depend for our uranium on Russia. How does any of this make sense?” U.S. Senate’s Energy & Natural Resources hearing from yesterday, very promising for domestic #uranium , $UEC : @SenJohnBarrasso : Will banning Russian uranium give the market the certainly it needs for investment? @TerraPower Navin: […]
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