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There is a lot of uranium in the Alum shale ….
In my last blog I wrote that not much has been published regarding the 28 deep drill cores made by SGU around Myrviken between 1977 and 1979. But I was not entirely correct. David Gee alerted me to a figure … Continue reading
Focus on Jämtland
Who would have thought that I would return to Jämtland after so many years? Not physically, however, only mentally … Years ago my research group analysed the sediments in Lake Spåime, a small lake close to Snasahögarna, between Handöl and … Continue reading
Posted in Alum Shale, Österlen, Jämtland, Shales, Thoughts and Tales
Tagged Alum Shale, Österlen, Häggån project, Jämtland, mine waste, uranium, Vanadium, Viken project
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Saturday morning thoughts
A few weeks ago, I was invited to write a debate article in the magazine NyTeknik. The editor referred to earlier debate articles we had in the newspaper Sydsvenskan and thought that I could write something along these lines for … Continue reading
Posted in Alum Shale, Österlen, Thoughts and Tales
Tagged Alum Shale, mine waste, mining in Sweden, mining industry, public debate
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What is a shovel?
This is a half serious text – no heavy geological facts and summary at all today! When I wrote about the latest Investors Summary of ScandiVanadium it struck me how simple the planned Alum shale mining process is communicated. The … Continue reading
Leakage
In one of my blogs I described a few of the historical (and not so historical) sites, where Alum Shale was mined for various purposes (alum, oil and gas extraction, uranium and/or vanadium). I also mentioned that huge piles (and … Continue reading
Posted in Alum Shale, Österlen, Shales, Thoughts and Tales
Tagged Alum Shale, groundwater, mine waste, pollution, uranium, Vanadium
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Comments on ScandiVanadium’s latest ASX announcement
ScandiVanadium presents regular updates on the progress of their Skåne project to investors. In their last update, which was published July 19, the company reports on the analysis of samples in collaboration with RISE (the Research Institutes of Sweden) and … Continue reading
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Tagged Alum Shale, ASX, Österlen, Dictyonema shale, geology, mine waste, mining in Sweden, Scandivanadium, Skåne, uranium, Vanadium, XRF
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History is talking
Mining of Alum Shale is not a new idea at all. Alum Shale has been mined for centuries in Sweden and today we are left with huge heavy metal (and Uranium) leaking piles of mining waste. Initially the Alum Shale … Continue reading
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Tagged Alum Shale, Andrarum, Österlen, Degerhamn, gas, Kvarntorp, mine spoil, mine waste, mining in Sweden, mining industry, oil, uranium, Vanadium
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