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[ed plrbs unm]

Uranium | The Mining Association of Nova Scotia

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[Cooper]

These trees are pretty insignificnt in the big picture, we have over 300 billion trees in Canada. Mine the uranium, now! Trees will grow back in the mined region afterwards anyway.

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Canada is estimated to have 318 billion trees. This makes Canada the second-most treed country in the world, after Russia. Canada's forests cover approximately 40% of the country's landmass and represent about 30% of the world's forest cover, according to Treehugger.

I am much more concerned with the uranium mining operation not being done by a foreign company. As well there should be a tax on exported natural resources, with the proceeds going to a national soverign fund, just like in Norway.

 

[ed plrbs unm]

These trees are pretty insignificnt in the big picture, we have over 300 billion trees in Canada. Mine the uranium, now! Trees will grow back in the mined region afterwards anyway.



I am much more concerned with the uranium mining operation not being done by a foreign company. As well there should be a tax on exported natural resources, with the proceeds going to a national soverign fund, just like in Norway.

Indeed. But this is Canada; once they lock the citizenry out of the woods, they'll probably have a Chinese mining operation (protected by Chinese soldiers) in there within a month, lol

 

[NSOE]

Indeed. But this is Canada; once they lock the citizenry out of the woods, they'll probably have a Chinese mining operation (protected by Chinese soldiers) in there within a month, lol

Armstrong mentioned China has proven Thorium deposits to last them more than 50k years at present consumption levels.

China's Thorium Nuclear Reactor: A Game-Changing Energy Breakthrough!

China has officially launched the world’s first commercial thorium-powered nuclear reactor, marking a major breakthrough in safe and sustainable energy. Unlike uranium reactors, this molten salt reactor has zero meltdown risk, produces minimal nuclear waste, and runs on abundant thorium instead...

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