what companies are in the business of mining and or selling uranium or zinc?
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Uranium companies have been hot investments for the last year. I might be a little late to jump on the band wagon. \nCheck out this link.
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Don't worry, Uranium plants in the U.S. emit less radiation than coal plants because of the strict safety regulations set upon them. If you are unsure, you can ask the mining company to provide a detailed account of measurements of the radioactive emissions by the plant.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uranium_in_the_environment
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Arizona.  There are open-pit mines all over the state.  These things are huge!  There's the Ray/Hayden complex north of Tucson, the Mission, San Xavier and Eisenhour pits south of Tucson and other places in the state.  Probably the most productive mine in the history of the US is the Bingham Canyon copper mine in Utah.
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u.to\nuranium participation corp. (U;TSX)\n\nUranium (yellowcake) production cannot meet current demand, and demand will increase significantly because of the planned building of Nuclear Power Plants in all of the rapidly developing countries of the World, China, India, etc. CCJ is also another great Uranium Mining company, but it is not currently a cheap stock.
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There are a number of them - most of them that are publicly traded are on the Taiwan market though.  Here is a good article http://www.tdctrade.com/report/indprof/indprof_20704.htm that discusses the Chinese concrete industrial a the names of a few companies for you to do some research on if your thinking to invest.\n\nGood Luck!!!
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Grainger\nMotion Industries
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Uranium is a naturally occurring element found in low levels within all rock, soil, and water. This is the highest-numbered element to be found naturally in significant quantities on earth.\n\nIt is considered to be more plentiful than antimony, beryllium, cadmium, gold, mercury, silver, or tungsten and is about as abundant as arsenic or molybdenum. It is found in many minerals including uraninite (also called pitchblende, most common uranium ore), autunite, uranophane, torbernite, and coffinite. Significant concentrations of uranium occur in some substances such as phosphate rock deposits, and minerals such as lignite, and monazite sands in uranium-rich ores (it is recovered commercially from these sources).\n\nUranium is found to some extent in the majority of rocks and sediments making up the Earth's crust, but is never found in concentrated deposits. \n\nThe most common uranium ore is pitchblende, which consists of a mixture of UO2 with U3O8. The largest known source of pitchblende is located in the Leopolville mines, in Congo, Africa. \n\nOther uranium containing minerals are euxenite, carnotite, brannerite and coffinite. The largest deposits of these ores are located in the USA, Canada, Russia and France.
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There have been some reports of gold dust (along with fool's gold) being found in placer deposits southwest of Hot Springs. However, since this area is highly tourist oriented, you might want to consider that this story may be perpetuated just to increase business.  There is a discussion board linked to this site that seems to have more questions than answers. The Akansas Geological Commission has a short write up documenting USGS efforts and previous AGC efforts to find gold. They have concluded that no commercial quantities exist. However, their report does confirm the placer deposits SW of Hot Springs and is likely the source of all the reports. \n\nFrom a geologic standpoint, there is little likelihood of finding gold in Arkansas. Gold is associated with hydrothermal deposits created by igneous processes (often associated with plutons). Gold is often precipitated in veins along with quartz and other minerals found in these hydrothermal waters. From the reports I have read, the few instances of this type of geologic process in Arkansas, probably related to the Ouchita Orogeny did not seem to carry gold along in the hydrothermal solutions. \n\nA gold mine operated unsuccessfully in Rogers Arkansas around the turn of the last century. http://www.rogersarkansas.com/museum/donationOfTheMonth/10-02.asp\n\nAs was true even during the 1849 Gold Rush in California, there is often more money to be made selling shovels and picks (and Levi's) than prospecting for gold. I would suggest selling your fines (gold dust) on eBay where you will likely earn more than the gold value. There are collectors of  gold nuggets and gold dust from various locales that will pay more than face value for gold in it's natural condition. Good luck and have fun.
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Did you own any EuroZinc Mining Corporation ("EuroZinc") (TSX:EZM.TO - News)(AMEX:EZM - News)?
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Go to your local Ministry of Mines and Energy (government), they have plenty of ore samples and such lying around.
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if you are just loking to sell for a company you can find some here. your queston is a little vague.\nhttp://www.BizOppReview.com
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I have. Last Oct. Too many strip mines. They ( Coal Companies ) are destroying that part of the world. It was not pretty.
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THere are gold mines throughout the world. The largest mines are in Russia and So. Africa. There are many mines in the US West, and now, with the price over $700 per ounce, there is enough incentive to start digging again. \n\nThe problem is that the "easy" gold has largely been extracted already. The remaining gold is such a small proportion of the mined ore, that it's getting increasingly expensive to process.
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Which minerals are you interested in? You need to be far more specific in framing your question.\n\nAccording to the link, the state of Nebraska has the fewest mineral deposits/producers associated with it.
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From what I have been able to ascertain, DRD isn’t a name of a mineral, it was never on the periodic table, although it is in some way related to gold.\nFrom what I have been able to find DRD stands for “DURBAN ROODEPOORT DEEP, LIMITED” and is located in Johannesburg. The firm of DRD, Limited seems to be highly involved with gold mining, and is publicly owned.
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Enron  General electric, Saudiis Some Jewish corporations etc etc. I dont know. Many War industries.....