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[en] The impact of the NURE (National Uranium Resource Evaluation) investigations on the uranium industry is difficult to assess at this time, but some observations have been made: Exploration activities, largely of a reconnaissance basis, have increased in areas where the aerial and hydrogeochemical surveys have indicated anomalous areas. Areas indicated as having uranium favorability from regional geologic studies are being investigated. The recent discovery by Phillips Petroleum in the San Juan Basin was in an area previously indicated by an ERDA (LPI) report as having high favorability. Industry is showing great interest in obtaining the technology transfer of direct uranium logging systems as rapidly as possible. The various open-file reports generated by the NURSE program are being acquired by the industry at the rate of over 100 per month. Conferences this year with 42 of the exploring and producing companies indicate that industry supports the overall concept and need for the NURE program
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National Uranium Resource Evaluation
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1976; 43 p; Uranium leaching conference, AAAPG, SME, SPE; Vail, Colorado, United States of America (USA); 26 Aug 1976; Available from NTIS., PC A03/MF A01
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