The Day Canada Stopped Selling Uranium — America's Nuclear Plants Went Silent | George Conway
Автор: Conway Insight
Загружено: 2025-12-31
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Twenty percent of American electricity comes from nuclear power plants that cannot run without uranium, and most of that uranium comes from Canada. While Washington focused on oil pipelines and tariff battles, a far more critical dependency quietly deepened beneath the surface of the energy debate. Now, as trade tensions push Ottawa to reconsider which exports deserve protection, American reactors face a vulnerability that no emergency legislation can fix. The mines in Saskatchewan, the processing facilities in Ontario, the technical expertise built over decades, none of it can be replaced quickly. When the fuel stops flowing, the lights go out, and the people responsible for trade policy may not understand what they have put at risk.
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