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no it’s not safe because reduces the amounts of waste, so is not only economically more viable but also environmentally more sustainable .

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Terrance Reeves-  No uranium is not safe and can be harmful to your health although uranium is radioactive, it is not particularly rare. It is widely spread throughout the environment and so it is impossible to avoid uranium. Uranium can be found naturally in the environment in very small amounts in rocks, soil, air and water. Humans add uranium metals and compounds, because they are released during mining and milling processes.

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temaury @14:29

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Uranium mining uses fossil fuels and plants uses  less uranium to create electricity than is required if using coal, natural gas or oil.

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uranium mining is not safe because it gives gamma radiation when it starts to decay

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Generally, the highest potential radiation-related health risk for uranium mining or processing facility workers is lung cancer associated with inhaling uranium decay products as well as other non-lung-cancer risks associated with gamma radiation exposure on-site.  Uranium mining facilities produce tailings that generally are disposed of in near surface impoundments close to the mine. These tailings pose serious environmental and health risks in the form of Radon emission, windblown dust dispersal and leaching of contaminants including heavy metals and arsenic into the water.

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Uranium mining is not safe. There could be risks of radioactive leaks, emissions, melt downs, and nuclear detonations at great risk to the environment and public health. - Jayda Rice

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well if its not handled properly

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makayla jones - if its not taking care of properly then no its not safe other than that yes

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Efficient extraction of uranium and all other possible co-products vastly reduces the amounts of waste, so is not only economically more viable but also environmentally more sustainable , this is for the first one

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Terrance Reeves -Uranium is a naturally-occurring  and a sustainable radioactive element that has been mined and used for its chemical properties for more than a thousand years. It is now primarily used as fuel for nuclear reactors that make electricity.

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It invests a lot of money and it uses fossil fuels and plants to create electricity

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i dont think people should continue to mine uranium because it would have a negative effect on the environment and the earth is already being destroyed by the mining of oil and chemical wastes - temaury

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is sustainable the way produce massive mount of

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1.  Is uranium mining safe? Please provide details about its impact upon the environment, the miners and the people that live nearby

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We can find different ways to do uranium mining instead of pulling it from a rock lol

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co products vastly reduces the amounts of waste. so is not only economically more viable but also environment.

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Efficient extraction of uranium and all other possible co-products vastly reduces the amounts of waste, so is not only economically more viable but also environmentally more sustainable.

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Kalib Nasim Robinson - Identified uranium resources total 5.5 million metric tons, and an additional 10.5 million metric tons remain undiscovered. A roughly 230-year supply at today's consumption rate in total.  Regardless of how uranium is removed from rock, the extraction process creates radioactive wastes. If not managed properly, mining waste and mill tailings can contaminate the environment.

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It is sustainable because  uranium mining is at a steady pace , and enough uranium exists in all the worlds oceans and earths crust under the oceans.

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uranium mining is at a steady pace as of right now , there is enough uranium exists in all the worlds oceans and earths crust under the oceans to last up to 5 billion years.

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Is Uranium mining sustainable currently? If not, can it be done more responsibly? Please provide your argument.