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Mon Apr-03-06 05:15 PM
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| 22. In this case, the hairdresser would be right |
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and the so-called "expert" wrong.
US uranium production peaked in 1980 at 43 million pounds per year - US mine output has declined to ~2 million pounds per year today.
US uranium stocks are in decline and currently maintained by imported yellow cake - not by domestic production.
US reactors consume ~62 million pounds of uranium each year - significantly higher than the 43 million pounds produced in the peak year of 1980.
The US can't supply fuel to its present stable of reactors - it's an unsustainable industry.
And every hairdresser knows that....
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