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IsoEnergy to Become Strategic Shareholder of UraniumX as Company Agrees to Acquire Dieter Lake Uranium Project

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By John Dyer Verified
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IsoEnergy Ltd., owner of the Hurricane uranium deposit, will take an approximately 15.6% strategic equity position in UraniumX Transaction Highlights A strategic endorsement from a uranium leader. IsoEnergy, a leading uranium developer and owner of the Hurricane deposit, which it describes as the world’s highest-grade published indicated uranium mineral resource, is taking(1) a significant strategic equity position in UraniumX.
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It’s Time To End WA’s Uranium Mining Ban

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By John Dyer Verified
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Media Release | 10 July 2026 Basil Zempilas Leader of the Opposition; Shadow Minister for State Development Shane Love MLA Leader of the Nationals WA; Shadow Minister for Mines & Petroleum A future Liberal-National Government will lift Western Australia’s uranium mining ban, saying a landmark agreement to export Australian uranium to India demonstrates why the Cook Labor Government’s ideological prohibition is costing West Australian jobs, revenue, investment and strategic opportunities.
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Beijing’s evolving carbon road map balances climate targets and energy security

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State Council’s new plan prioritises nuclear and renewable growth to balance surging AI power demand, with climate pledges and aims to overhaul industrial sectors Beijing has signalled unyielding conviction in its latest action plan to peak emissions within five years, as the world’s largest producer of greenhouse gases vows to bolster nuclear and green offerings while ensuring energy security for the economy and burgeoning artificial intelligence sector.
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