Tag (Keyword): rare earths
The I2M Consulting, LLC YouTube Channel contains a new release by I2M's Michael D. Campbell, P.G., P.H. (Here). It contains a brief, introductory discussion of the uranium and rare-earth supply chains.
This is the full version of an online summary presentation made by I2M's Chief Geologist, Michael D. Campbell, for the AAPG Action Conference in the Theme 9 Session entitled: "The Critical Energy Minerals, The Next Energy Frontier," on September 29th, 2020.
Uranium, Thorium, Rare Earths and Other Metals in Cretaceous Age Basement Rocks: A Source for a New Uranium District in Tertiary Age Sediments of the McCarthy Basin (a New Middle Cretaceous Age Impact Crater?), and an Associated New Metallogenic Locale Adjacent to the Death Valley, Eastern Seward Peninsula, Alaska.
Michael D. Campbell, P.G., P.H., I2M’s Chief Geologist/Chief Hydrogeologist, presented a summary of the 2016 Mid-Year Report of the Uranium (Nuclear and REE) Committee to the Energy Minerals Division‘s Executive Committee and Commodity Chairs during their Mid-Year Teleconference on December 18, 2016. Mr. Campbell is Chair of the UCOM. The full report is now available (here).
I2M Senior Project Manager, M. David Campbell, P.G., also serves as Special Consultant to UCOM.
A number of the I2M Associates are members of the UCOM Advisory Group, i.e., Roger W. Lee, Ph.D., P.G.; James L. Conca, Ph.D.; David Rowlands, Ph.D., P.G.; and Samuel B. Romberger, Ph.D.
Members of the I2M Associates group are also serving the UCOM as Special Consultants: Ruffin I. Rackley, and Bruce Rubin.
Michael D. Campbell, P.G., P.H., I2M’s Chief Geologist/Hydrogeologist has just published a review titled: “Uranium, Thorium, and Associated REEs of Industrial Interest,” in Unconventional Energy Resources: 2013 Review of the Uranium Commodity Committee Activities of the Energy Minerals Division, American Assoc. Petroleum Geologists, in PDF format (see PDF pages 44-61) prior to the release of the paper in the Journal of Natural Resources Research, Vol. 23, No. 1, January Issue, Springer Publishing for the paginated journal article (more).
