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AUSTRALIAN STATES SHOULD LIFT BAN ON URANIUM MINING - COMMITTEE.
SYDNEY, Dec 1 Asia Pulse - A federal parliamentary committee is calling on the states to lift their bans on uranium mining, saying billions in potential exports are under threat.
The House of Representatives committee, which will officially release its report on Monday, has suggested examining the viability of nuclear leasing, The Australian newspaper reports.
Under a leasing scheme Australia would provide uranium to foreign countries and then take back the waste.
The industry and resources committee also raises the ...
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