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KBR adding uranium ground

KALGOORLIE Boulder Resources has applied for seven exploration licences over ground considered prospective for uranium to complement its existing holdings in the Gascoyne region of Western Australia.

Chris Cann
KBR adding uranium ground

Six of the licences add to the Gascoyne uranium project, which now has an area of 1321sq.km. The single exploration licence covers 182sq.km in Port Lincoln, South Australia. The prospects are the result...

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