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The toxic legacy of Fukushima extends far beyond the death of just one person. The environmental pollution/damage was extensive, long lasting and still not fully understood. Still, it was 1960's nuclear power plant technology that's archaic and vastly inferior to modern reactor designs that no longer take "decades to build". The fear of nuclear power is unfounded but deeply instilled in the minds of so many that, even though the issues around safety and waste have been improved by orders of magnitude, fear still prevails over reasoned analysis in the minds of the general public. As demonstrated by your graphs, the supply/demand imbalance should see Uranium prices rise significantly over coming years.

[QUOTE="Trader X, post: 1160623, member: 79067"] The toxic legacy of Fukushima extends far beyond the death of just one person. The environmental pollution/damage was extensive, long lasting and still not fully understood. Still, it was 1960's nuclear power plant technology that's archaic and vastly inferior to modern reactor designs that no longer take "decades to build". The fear of nuclear power is unfounded but deeply instilled in the minds of so many that, even though the issues around safety and waste have been improved by orders of magnitude, fear still prevails over reasoned analysis in the minds of the general public. As demonstrated by your graphs, the supply/demand imbalance should see Uranium prices rise significantly over coming years. [/QUOTE]

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