Atomic Minerals reports radon readings along faults at Lisbon Valley
Radon cups on five survey lines produced readings associated with faults; the company interprets this as an exploration indication, not confirmed uranium mineralization.
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Atomic Minerals on October 14 reported radon-cup measurements along five lines at its Lisbon Valley project in Utah. The company said the southeast line, at elevations 75–100 metres lower, had relatively higher readings and that readings broadly correlated with mapped faults.
The company interprets the pattern as a possible indication of sources or pathways at depth. Fault association does not confirm uranium mineralization; the release says a drilling permit is approved subject to bond posting. Historical analogues and potential drilling are not verified results from this site.
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Atomic Minerals reports radon readings along faults at Lisbon Valley
Atomic Minerals reports radon readings along faults at Lisbon Valley
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Atomic Minerals reports radon readings along faults at Lisbon Valley
Atomic Minerals on October 14 reported radon-cup measurements along five lines at its Lisbon Valley project in Utah. The company said the southeast line, at elevations 75–100 metres lower, had relatively higher readings and that readings broadly correlated with mapped faults.
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