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As AI data centers grow, so does the need for nuclear power. This has led to a rebound in uranium mining. Much of this is in the Western states. People living near the mines are unhappy. Douglas A. McIntyre, Editor-In-Chief of Climatecrisis247, explains. More video: Trump’s bizarre coal decision. SponsorFind a Vetted Financial AdvisorFinding a...
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NO IS NO: Hardap Governor Salomon April has emphasized that if the proposed in-situ leaching method for uranium mining by Headspring in the Stampriet Basin is not approved, then the decision is final. He stressed that the country cannot afford to take risks when it comes to water. "Once water is polluted, there is no way to reverse it," he stated. He made these remarks at a high-level meeting on the impacts of uranium mining in the Stampriet Transboundary Aquifer System. The event, hosted by the
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