Argentina's atomic energy commission confirms 33,650 tonnes of uranium in seven projects in four provinces, enough for 150 years, yet the country imports
ARGENTINA · ENERGY
Key Facts
—What happened Argentina’s atomic energy commission confirmed 33,650 tonnes of uranium in seven mining projects.
—How big The tonnage could cover about 150 years of the country’s current nuclear fuel consumption.
—Where it sits The projects lie in Mendoza, Chubut, Río Negro and Salta, with Chubut holding roughly half.
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