Domestic Uranium Supply
Recent legislative progress aims to establish a domestic uranium supply chain in the U.S., reducing reliance on Russian enriched uranium, which dominates the global market. The shift comes after decades of focusing on down-blending weapons-grade uranium for civilian use, leaving the U.S. with outdated enrichment technology. With approximately two years' worth of fuel stockpiled, the country is poised to revitalize its nuclear power capabilities, supported by international partners like Canada and Australia.In this clip
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