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The US made a record-breaking purchase of enriched uranium from Russia in May, reaching $209.5 million, the highest since last year. According to the US Bureau of Statistics, 91.1 tons of uranium were imported after a brief halt in April.

Overall, US uranium purchases have soared to $987 million this year, a new peak. This also marks the first time since 2015 that the US has bought from all major suppliers.

Importing from Russia? Why? To make Bombs? And then to threat Russia with them? Propoganda! Ukraine is just a pawn!!

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Nuclear energy. Price needs to rise significantly until north american Uranium can be explored efficiantly

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545 sats \ 1 reply \ @galt 7 Jul 2024

How come this doesn't make bigger news and expose the hypocrisy of a war and sanctions built on corruption and lies?

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Msm and politics have merged to one power defending cell

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Time to finally take Thorium, small reactors, nuclear waste reactors, and fusion reactors serious.

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That's the future

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Not in NY it ain't. we just shutdown the first ever thorium based reactors at Indian Point.
Somehow we always get things backwards.... never stops to amaze me and makes me wanna watch "what's next?" how more insane can tings get around here...lol
Where is my popcorn? :-)

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I agree just learned about Thorium a few days ago! Such a shame the USA government pulled the plug on the technology and fuel source in the 1970s

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Double standards!!

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Who bombed NS2???

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Sweden investigated and handed over the evidence to Germany then silence, not even the green commies complaining about the gas leak

https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/sweden-ends-investigation-into-nord-stream-pipeline-blasts-2024-02-07/

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It was a collaborative act by US and Russia!!😜

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Still needs to be enriched. I am assuming USA has enrichment facilities around the country?

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Of course they have

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They aren't even trying to run the uranium from a proxy state? They are just flowing it directly from Russia to US? They aren't even trying anymore haha

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They could send it via Kazatomprom to calm the (totally uninterested and uninformed) population

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I thought we stopped all trade with Russia?

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