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John John: "Our land is stolen" / The origin of nuclear power

4.2.11

Bild"Our land is stolen" / The origin of nuclear power / K�rnkraftens / NYHETERNA / �stra Sm�land AB - Lokaltidningen med nyheter och information fr�n Kalmar l�n och �land.: "Thinking about the origin of Camecos uranium or not Oskarshamn nuclear power plant can get uranium from any part of the world. The company in Oskarshamn, OKG, explains sometimes having to fill out its uranium needs by buying from the open so-called spot market, and this uranium can according to OKG not be traced at all.

As another example of how incredibly complicated world uranium trade is, OKG in 2010 suddenly declares that this Swedish company only use Cameco regarding natural uranium. The trucks from Saskatchewan which in decades have rolled against the Blind River and the conversion process there will then now drive souther across the border to United States."


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