IMO BHP should report absolutely nothing about Uranium (other than acknowledging that it safely mines it), as it is not possible in this country these days to have an intelligent public discussion about anything nuclear without it quickly degenerating into extreme posturing.
Furthermore I would argue that the responsibility of the Board and the CEO to act in the best interests of the company and its shareholders requires them to avoid public brawling about Uranium.
As a shareholder, I am satisfied to know that Uranium is being mined safely as a by-product of BHPs SA copper mines.
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