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New I2M Resource Web Portal Released

Jeffrey D. King, P.G., President of I2M, announced today in Seattle that the new I2M Resource Web Portal has been released. Designed and built by M. David Campbell, P.G., I2M’s Project Manager and Senior Mining and Environmental Geologist, this Web Portal is made available to I2M Clients, Associates, geoscientists and the general public worldwide with a focus on scientific topics of interest to I2M Associates, LLC. He is also the Founder and Director of the MarineBio Conservation Society (MarineBio.org).

admin2019-03-02T11:41:16-06:00March 5th, 2013|Tags: portal|0 Comments

Reviews on the Navajo uranium mining clean-up around Cove, Arizona

Jeffrey D. King, P.G., President of I2M Associates, LLC announced today that the company has released for publication the 25th Review on the Navajo uranium mining clean-up around Cove, Arizona, the 26th Review considering the existing ban on uranium mining in Virginia, and the 27th Review of the adversarial views on the Colorado and South Dakota uranium mining projects, all part of the I2M series on combating bias in the U.S. news and Internet media against uranium mining and nuclear power development for generating electricity in the U.S. and overseas (more).

admin2018-06-04T23:45:28-05:00February 18th, 2013|Tags: mining, uranium|0 Comments

PERC ground-water monitoring program at Tacoma, Washington industrial site

Jeffrey D. King, P.G., President of I2M Associates, LLC and of PERC, announced today the successful initiation of a long-term PERC ground-water monitoring program at a Tacoma, Washington industrial site. I2M Associates, LLC is providing hydrogeological support to the program led by I2M’s Chief Hydrogeologist, Michael D. Campbell, P.G., P.H. The program is now remotely recording data from six monitoring wells, three installed at three corners of the site in a shallow confined aquifer and three in a confined aquifer of intermediate depth, as well as monitoring local rainfall and battery voltage, which is recharged by solar panels: http://www.i2m-stevens.com/overview.php

The purpose of the program is to characterize the potential impact of:

diurnal tidal fluctuations,
rainfall recharge, and
other environmental factors (i.e., barometric-pressure fluctuations, earthquakes disturbances, and possible compression of the confined aquifers by passing trains adjacent to the site).

The program became necessary because of the rapidly fluctuating water levels indicated by monthly and daily manual measurements of the monitoring wells screened in the two aquifers did not permit the characterization of the pressure distribution and hence ground-water flow direction within the two confined aquifers with any certainty. Manual monthly monitoring provided only a “snap-shot” in time which produced a potentiometric surface map that was only accurate for that specific “snap-shot” in time. A continuous monitoring program with 15-minute data readouts is required […]

admin2016-10-20T01:22:57-05:00December 27th, 2012|Tags: ground-water monitoring|0 Comments

EMD Committee’s 2012 Mid-Year Report

I2M’s Chief Geologist, Mr. Michael D. Campbell, P.G., P.H., serving as Chair of the AAPG Energy Minerals Division’s Committee on Uranium (and Nuclear Minerals), has released the Committee’s 2012 Mid-Year Report (here).

admin2018-06-05T00:00:34-05:00December 5th, 2012|Tags: AAPG, EMD|0 Comments

Investigation of the potential impact of contaminants on ground-water supplies around a government facility

Mr. Jeffrey D. King, P.G., President of I2M Associates, LLC, announced today that I2M recently completed a report as part of a contract to conduct an investigation of the potential impact of contaminants on ground-water supplies around a government facility. This involved reviewing documents and conducting research to assess the government’s activities; the effort was led by I2M’s Chief Geologist/Hydrogeologist, Michael D. Campbell, P.G., P.H.

admin2016-10-20T01:54:04-05:00November 30th, 2012|Tags: ground-water supply|0 Comments

In-Situ Uranium Mining, Processing, & Environmental Assessment
In-Situ Uranium Mining, Processing, & Environmental Assessment

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In-Situ Uranium Mining, Processing, & Environmental Assessment

Brooks County, Texas – In-Situ Uranium Solution Mining and Processing: I2M Associates, LLC was engaged in 2012 to conduct a comprehensive independent evaluation of the uranium production system in operation for the purpose of preparing a NI 43-101 report for the client and the Vancouver Stock Exchange and other exchanges.

This investigation included a review of the uranium resource drilling and logging data used by mining company to characterize the uranium roll-front orebodies in the primary and secondary zones, and of the processing plant chemical consumption rates, wastewater injection well condition and history, combined with a review of state and federal permits and associated fillings and reports. Conducted comprehensive economic modeling of ore grade, market price, and multi-case sensitivity to potential changes in project conditions.

admin2018-06-11T04:33:43-05:00October 11th, 2012|Tags: environmental, NI 43-101, uranium|0 Comments

Wishbone Gold plc (WBG) independent technical support provided

I2M Associates, LLC recently provided independent technical support to one of its clients, Wishbone Gold plc (WBG), to review press releases to the London AIM Stock Exchange on new information regarding their exploration projects for gold and other metals in Queensland, Australia. These announced that WBG is acquiring additional adjacent land holdings in the subject area, and that laboratory analyses from earlier preliminary reconnaissance sampling have shown encouraging results. The releases came after the recent publication of two I2M’s reports (CPRs) on the WBG’s original holdings in July, 2012 (see Press Releases of September 24 and September 17, 2012), (more).

admin2016-11-02T20:39:27-05:00September 26th, 2012|Tags: Australia, mining, Wishbone Gold|0 Comments

AAPG-EMD Memoir 101 titled: Energy Resources for Human Settlement in the Solar System and Earth’s Future in Space

The AAPG-EMD Memoir 101 titled: Energy Resources for Human Settlement in the Solar System and Earth’s Future in Space will be released in the next few months. I2M personnel and others of the EMD Uranium Committee authored Chapter 9 of the Memoir. The Preliminary Press Release is available (more).

admin2018-06-05T00:00:26-05:00July 19th, 2012|Tags: AAPG, EMD|0 Comments

New Associate Appointment: Samuel Chong

Jeffrey D. King, P.G., President of I2M, announced a new Associate appointment today:

Samuel Chong has joined I2M Associates as an advisor on economics and as a Chinese and Spanish translator/interpreter. He received his Bachelor’s Degree in Economics from the University of California, Berkeley, and a Master’s Degree in Financial Analysis from the University of Madrid, Spain. Mr. Chong will assist I2M management’s corporate communications with Chinese, Japanese, and Latin American interests and associated economic and financial assessments involved in I2M projects worldwide.

admin2018-06-09T10:24:36-05:00July 10th, 2012|0 Comments

40-day fact-finding tour of Africa

Jeffrey D. King, P.G., President and Senior Project Manager of I2M, returned from a 40-day fact-finding tour of Africa. His stops included Monrovia, Liberia; Lusaka, Zambia, Harare, Zimbabwe and Cape Town and Johannesburg, South Africa. He found Monrovia to be a thriving city, especially after the recent elections. The in-county individuals he met were especially gracious and accommodating. Mining investments and operations are expanding rapidly in Liberia and opportunity is apparent. He found Zambia, and Zimbabwe to be extremely impressive with joyful, hard working and industrious people who if trained properly would be excellent workers. Even with the discussions of nationalization and other proposed policy changes by the African National Congress (ANC) in South Africa the country continues to bustle with new and old mining activities and opportunities. In summary he reports that given positive local relationships, the countries visited still offer very viable mining opportunities.

admin2016-10-20T01:22:57-05:00June 20th, 2012|Tags: Africa, mining|0 Comments