They can't include uranium in their permit application, so it doesn't matter (right now) if uranium is legalized. They cant use uranium credits from a scoping study without also including uranium in their permit application.
If they need to include uranium in the scoping study to show the deposit will be economic, they are liable to get their mining permit application rejected by the SGU when they don't include uranium in the permit application. Or they include it, get approved by the SGU but then get vetoed.
So again, what are they waiting for?
If you feel my understanding of the situation is incorrect please help me understand by being very specific. I am open to learning more but so far my question still seems valid.
The only path I see right now is a scoping study that does not include uranium, and an mining application that does not include uranium So, what are they waiting for?
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