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To: jazzlover2 who wrote (168982)	2/28/2021 2:49:36 AM
From: sense	Respond to of 218031

"neutral with uranium"... as long as you leave it in the ground where it is now. Try mining something that has a bit of uranium or thorium as a contaminant or a potential byproduct and see how long they stay neutral ? In Canada you have to go out of your way to NOT mine uranium... when, really, they should be pioneering self powering mines... Canada's old U mines don't really glow in the dark... but, the early days were pretty fast and loose... and I doubt Canada will let that happen again...but you have to admire how Canadians are conflicted when they are. Not that we have any similar issues in the states ? Hey. It seemed like a good idea at the time...