Uranium is a silvery-white metal, roughly 70% denser than lead
and is the only naturally-occurring fissile element on earth.
Uranium is more common than tin, about 40 times more common than
silver and 500 times more common than gold. It’s found in very
low concentrations almost everywhere on earth in soil, rocks,
water and even in your own back yard.
Properties of Uranium
Unique atomic-level properties of uranium have changed the world.
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Radiation
Radiation is more common than you might think.
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Finding Uranium
Exploring for uranium is a lot like other mining exploration.
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Regulators
In one of the most highly-regulated industries in the world, safety is everyone’s top priority.
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Markets
Where and how are uranium products sold?
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Uranium in Saskatchewan
Annual fact sheets; produced by Saskatchewan’s uranium mining industry.
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Nuclear History Timeline
From coloring glass to powering reactors, uranium has come a long way since 1789.
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