Problems of the Uranium Mining and Milling Industry: Hearings Before the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, Congress of the United States, Eighty-fifth Congress, Second Session, Pursuant to Section 202 of the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, which Requires Hearings on the Development, Growth, and State of the Atomic Energy Industry, February 19, 24, and 25, 1958 |
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... reserves is of great importance both to defense needs , and to the development of the peaceful appli- cations of atomic energy . The useful lifetime of a power generation plant is generally estimated at approximatey 30 to 35 years , and ...
... reserves is of great importance both to defense needs , and to the development of the peaceful appli- cations of atomic energy . The useful lifetime of a power generation plant is generally estimated at approximatey 30 to 35 years , and ...
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... reserves is of great importance both to defense needs , and to the development of the peaceful appli- cations of atomic energy . The useful lifetime of a power generation plant is generally estimated at approximatey 30 to 35 years , and ...
... reserves is of great importance both to defense needs , and to the development of the peaceful appli- cations of atomic energy . The useful lifetime of a power generation plant is generally estimated at approximatey 30 to 35 years , and ...
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... reserves in that area the big development - came in 1956 and 1957 , which ac- counts for the very rapid increase in our overall reserves . - Representative DEMPSEY . In 1957 you cut the price of domestic ore and raised the price of ...
... reserves in that area the big development - came in 1956 and 1957 , which ac- counts for the very rapid increase in our overall reserves . - Representative DEMPSEY . In 1957 you cut the price of domestic ore and raised the price of ...
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... Reserves : 70 million tons of 0.25 percent average grade reserves were reported on October 28 , 1957 , and discovery of new reserves was proceeding at the rate of more than 15 million tons per year . I con- sider this a conservative ...
... Reserves : 70 million tons of 0.25 percent average grade reserves were reported on October 28 , 1957 , and discovery of new reserves was proceeding at the rate of more than 15 million tons per year . I con- sider this a conservative ...
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... reserves represented a 10- year supply according to official statements . Production was at a rate of approximately 4 million tons per year , indicating that four - sevenths of the industry's reserves were then being produced and ...
... reserves represented a 10- year supply according to official statements . Production was at a rate of approximately 4 million tons per year , indicating that four - sevenths of the industry's reserves were then being produced and ...
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