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April 04, 2013

Australia approves uranium mining project
Perth, Australia (UPI) Apr 3, 2013
The Australian government has granted environmental approval for Toro Energy Ltd.'s $280 million Wiluna uranium mining project in Western Australia. The approval comes with 36 conditions to guard against negative effects from radiation and other factors. Wiluna would become Australia's sixth uranium project but the first in Western Australia. While Australia's uranium output represents just more than 10 percent of global production, the country has the world's largest uranium inventory w ... read more

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