energy report, page-2

RAY

I read that report,very interesting indeed.

Gerald grandy, the president of Cameco Corporations
statement that he expects Uranium demand to grow at
3% annually for the next decade, BUT DOESEN'T SEE
URANIUM KEEPING PACE.
The fact is, the uranium supplies we have access to today
can only enable us to maintain our current nuclear
infrastructure. There simply isn't enough to add another
40,50,100 new nuclear power plants.

And even if there was enough uranium- we still lack
basic building materials and skilled labor.
The latter being a problem that even the U industry
readily admits.

With 35% of the american nuclear workforce due to
retire in the next 5 years (19,600) who is going to
build and run these facilities.

I suppose one can only say, that will teach the Yanks
for not making places in their Universities available.

This news item was printed in 2007.

That will make ROSSING SOUTH MORE VALUABLE, seeing
the news reports of late have stated that this
resource, could be the biggest in the last few decades,
and who is to say that it might not be even bigger.

What a great day for all the EXT S/Hs, also welcome
aboard to all the new S/Hs,if you hold long term
you will be richly rewarded, todays finishing S/P BY
TEN.

Re Simmo.