In Moab, uranium has a long — and mixed — legacy These days, Moab is a desert tourism hot spot bustling with outdoor enthusiasts. But the town of 5,200 has a deeper history with uranium.

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Protesters rally against Velvet-Wood uranium mine: ‘Don’t fast-track Utah into a wasteland’ Moab residents, White Mesa community members and activists protest federal approval of ...

A controversial 430-home development proposal near Moab has sparked a lawsuit as the plans for the locale, Echo Canyon, move ...

Moab, Utah, offers stunning natural landscapes including arches, buttes, and towering pinnacles. Camping in Moab allows visitors to explore Arches and Canyonlands National Parks, plus other scenic ...

Because uranium-235 is a little lighter than uranium-238, it moves outward more slowly when spun, and the two isotopes separate. It’s sort of like how a salad spinner separates water from lettuce.

Donald Trump denies claim, says ‘too dangerous, too heavy’ Donald Trump denied the claim that Iran moved uranium before US strikes, calling satellite images misleading.

From about the 1960s to the mid-1980s, the United States was a leader in uranium mining. But domestic production of the mineral, which is primarily used as fuel for nuclear reactors, has since ...

Prime Day Sales Politics Trump, Hegseth reject suggestion Iran moved uranium before US strikes: ‘Nothing was taken out’ By Emily Crane Published June 26, 2025, 1:12 p.m. ET ...

Uranium Energy said it bought the shares for investment purposes and that it will keep an eye on Anfield's business, prospects, financial condition and potential capital requirements.

HALIFAX - A Nova Scotia man says he's worried the province is moving ahead with uranium exploration after his provincial member of the legislature urged him in a phone call ...

Iran’s highly enriched uranium stockpile remains largely intact following US strikes on its main nuclear sites, European capitals believe, the Financial Times reports.