Uranium Exploration and Development (FNREL) (2006 Ed.)

Index

• Table of Contents
• WHY NUCLEAR ENERGY WILL PREVAIL AND NOT MERELY SURVIVE1
• A UTILITY LOOK AT NUCLEAR POWER
• CHAPTER 2 MODERN IN SITU URANIUM RECOVERY ASSURES NO ADVERSE IMPACT ON ADJACENT AQUIFER USES OR SURROUNDING USDWS
• CHAPTER 3 UNITED STATES FEDERAL|STATE LICENSING|PERMITTING REGIMES IMPLICATED BY URANIUM DEVELOPMENT
• CHAPTER 4 ENVIRONMENTALISTS DEBATE NUCLEAR POWER LUNCHEON PRESENTATION
• CHAPTER 5 STATE GROUNDWATER AND RECLAMATION PERMITTING REGIMES AND THEIR APPLICATION TO URANIUM EXPLORATION AND MINING
• CHAPTER 6 WATER RIGHTS ISSUES IN THE IN SITU LEACH MINING OF URANIUM IN NEW MEXICO
• CHAPTER 7 WASTE STREAMS, DISPOSAL, AND CLEAN-UP ISSUES ASSOCIATED WITH URANIUM MINING AND MILLING
• CHAPTER 8 A PRIMER ON FEDERAL AND STATE OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH LAWS AND REGULATIONS APPLICABLE TO URANIUM MINING AND MILLING
• URANIUM LEASES INSTRUMENTS VS. TYPICAL MINERAL LEASES: COMPARATIVE OVERVIEW OF SIMILARITIES AND KEY DIFFERENCES URANIUM LEASES, LICENSES AND PERMITTING IN CANADA
• URANIUM LEASES, AGREEMENTS AND OTHER DELIGHTS
• CHAPTER 10 DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL URANIUM VENTURES AND LLCS
• CHAPTER 11 URANIUM PURCHASES -- A UTILITY'S PERSPECTIVE
• CHAPTER 12 U.S. URANIUM MINE AND MILL FINANCING -- FINANCIAL AND LEGAL ADVISORS' PERSPECTIVE
• AN ANALYSIS OF FEDERAL PREEMPTION ISSUES AS THEY RELATE TO PRIMARY PRODUCTION ACTIVITIES IN THE NUCLEAR FUEL CYCLE
• NAVAJO INDIAN COUNTRY AND THE NAVAJO NATION BAN ON URANIUM MINING
• CHAPTER 14 CURRENT CHALLENGES TO OBTAINING EXPLORATION, MINING, AND ASSOCIATED RIGHTS TO PUBLIC AND PRIVATE LANDS
• CHAPTER 15 FLIGHT OF THE PHOENIX: THE URANIUM INDUSTRY SOARS AGAIN?
• CHAPTER 16 A HISTORICAL REVIEW OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AND THE DOMESTIC URANIUM INDUSTRY AND CURRENT URANIUM ACTIVITIES AND ISSUES IN NEW MEXICO