I suggest you read the World Nuclear Industry Report. They can...

I suggest you read the World Nuclear Industry Report. They can take 10 years to build, but many have already been under construction for years - 150 or so IIRC. A bunch are coming online bit by bit, especially in China who are really lifting their game in relation to decreasing pollution. They are going to require Ur and stockpiles are getting low. Some of the leading suppliers have cut production. Anyone who owns enough will have it dug up.

Right now food is plentiful, temps are bearable, and there is still some Artic ice. When the Seychelles are swamped under seawater, and all the bees die, and the oceans warm and release methane into the atmosphere, and crops fail, then food shortages might happen. As might mass migration of people to cooler environs. Thats when peeps will wake up and realise the sh1t is starting to hit the fan and the blades are turning a brown colour. I just had 21 days straight of 35c+ temps where I live - unheard of prior. 41 - 43C peaks becoming a yearly event now - unheard of prior.

Nuclear is the future, simply because we have no better choice. The energy a pound of yellowcake can produce is gobstopping. We cant have all these EVs being charged up by electricity that is being generated by coal fired power stations - the huge increase in coal burning to supply that electricity must surely negate the benefits of not burning oil.? Think about it.

I reckon Habib bought out the Washing Machine because he is probably fielding for a takeover at some stage. If Uranium prices explode like they did last time there was a shortage on you're looking at 4+ times the current price.

As for the manganese, trendsetters, check out Priyank Thapliyal this is the sort of guy we need to run the Mary Valley project. Maybe EPM should sell off the leases to him?