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Wyoming is seeking to amend its agreement to cover the incidental recovery of uranium and thorium during rare earth mining,” Burnell said. The changes in Wyoming’s nuclear source material program are the result of a 2023 state law signed by Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon that lay out the Cowboy State’s guidelines for permitting and regulating parts of the rare earth and critical minerals industries. There are several rare earth minerals companies operating in Wyoming, and which are in various stages of launching major mining operations for critical elements and magnets in coming years.The rare earth minerals bonanza is the result of consumers starved for magnet metals integral to the green transition to electric vehicles, wind turbines, consumer goods, robots and military drones, missiles and chips needed for sophisticated computing power. QUOTE
The fact that ARR has very minimal radioactive penalties already this will be beneficial for the company to gain permitting in quick time for the Halleck Creek project IMO

https://cowboystatedaily.com/2024/05/28/wyoming-to-expand-critical-minerals-permitting-to-include-uranium-rare-earths/

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