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Rafael Garaffa at 02:10, 3 August 2019

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	The estimates available in the literature for uranium resources are a lot more comprehensive and agreeable then that of oil and gas due to the national and international interest in mapping the location and accessibility of the nuclear resources, due to risk of exposure to natural radiation and potential proliferation of non-energetic nuclear technologies. For instance, ~~WEC (2013), IAEA (1999)~~ and ~~IAEA (2014)~~ provide a summary of national reports, which includes resource assessment of natural uranium. All these studies used the IAEA classification for uranium resources ~~(IAEA, 2014)~~. The resources are divided into two aspects, extraction costs and resource nature, as shown in <xr id="fig:Uranium"/>.		The estimates available in the literature for uranium resources are a lot more comprehensive and agreeable then that of oil and gas due to the national and international interest in mapping the location and accessibility of the nuclear resources, due to risk of exposure to natural radiation and potential proliferation of non-energetic nuclear technologies. For instance, [[CiteRef::iaea2014]] and other related literature provide a summary of national reports, which includes resource assessment of natural uranium. All these studies used the IAEA classification for uranium resources [[CiteRef::iaea2014]]. The resources are divided into two aspects, extraction costs and resource nature, as shown in <xr id="fig:Uranium"/>.

	<figure id="fig:Uranium">		<figure id="fig:Uranium">
	[[File:uranium.png\|600px\|thumb\|<caption>Global supply curve for uranium</caption>]]		[[File:uranium.png\|600px\|thumb\|<caption>Global supply curve for uranium</caption>]]
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Rafael Garaffa at 15:21, 25 February 2019

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	<figure id="fig:Uranium">		<figure id="fig:Uranium">
	[[File:uranium.png\|600px\|thumb\|<caption>~~Oil~~ supply curve ~~detailing each oil category~~</caption>]]		[[File:uranium.png\|600px\|thumb\|<caption>Global supply curve for uranium</caption>]]
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Rafael Garaffa at 15:20, 25 February 2019

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	The estimates available in the literature for uranium resources are a lot more comprehensive and agreeable then that of oil and gas due to the national and international interest in mapping the location and accessibility of the nuclear resources, due to risk of exposure to natural radiation and potential proliferation of non-energetic nuclear technologies.		The estimates available in the literature for uranium resources are a lot more comprehensive and agreeable then that of oil and gas due to the national and international interest in mapping the location and accessibility of the nuclear resources, due to risk of exposure to natural radiation and potential proliferation of non-energetic nuclear technologies. For instance, WEC (2013), IAEA (1999) and IAEA (2014) provide a summary of national reports, which includes resource assessment of natural uranium. All these studies used the IAEA classification for uranium resources (IAEA, 2014). The resources are divided into two aspects, extraction costs and resource nature, as shown in <xr id="fig:Uranium"/>.

	~~For instance, WEC (2013), IAEA (1999) and IAEA (2014) provide a summary of national reports, which includes resource assessment of natural~~ uranium. ~~All these studies used the IAEA classification for uranium resources (IAEA, 2014). The resources are divided into two aspects, extraction costs and resource nature~~.		<figure id="fig:Uranium">
			[[File:uranium.png\|600px\|thumb\|<caption>Oil supply curve detailing each oil category</caption>]]
			</figure>.

Rafael Garaffa at 20:31, 20 February 2019

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			The estimates available in the literature for uranium resources are a lot more comprehensive and agreeable then that of oil and gas due to the national and international interest in mapping the location and accessibility of the nuclear resources, due to risk of exposure to natural radiation and potential proliferation of non-energetic nuclear technologies.

			For instance, WEC (2013), IAEA (1999) and IAEA (2014) provide a summary of national reports, which includes resource assessment of natural uranium. All these studies used the IAEA classification for uranium resources (IAEA, 2014). The resources are divided into two aspects, extraction costs and resource nature.

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