Publisher: MINING.COM
How Saskatchewan remade uranium mining
String of high-grade high-tonnage discoveries reestablishes Canadian province as the world’s richest uranium jurisdiction
Article from Mining.com
It’s a fact that new high-grade high-tonnage metal deposits are becoming extremely scarce, with falling grades and a lack of new world-class deposit discoveries.
While it is next to impossible to imagine, for example, discovery of a new 200g/tonne 25 million ozt gold deposit, it is just has become a routine process for one particular commodity in one particular jurisdiction.
Athabasca sedimentary basin, located mainly in Canada’s Saskatchewan province, contains both high-grade and high-tonnage unique, a.k.a “unconformity” bonanza-type uranium deposits.
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