Published on Saturday April 16 2011 (AEST)-Australia
In in-situ recovering mining, a solution of water and sodium bicarbonate is pumped underground to dissolve uranium ore into the solution, which is then brought to the surface by production wells.
The uranium is then "dried" to produce U308, sometimes known as yellowcake because of its color and consistency.
"The grant of the DDW permits is the major milestone we need to achieve in the permitting process and another important step toward the company commencing mineral extraction operations at Lance."
Peninsula expects these to meet the water management requirement of an ISR operation at the Ross Project.
The permit was issued after a review by both the WDEQ and United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) as well as a public notification and comment period, and is the culmination of 30 months of detailed environmental, geological, hydrological data gathering and analysis by the company.
On March 25 Peninsula intersected more high grade uranium from drilling at its Lance uranium project, which will add to Inferred Resources at the next Resource upgrade.
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