New setback for Cameco

Canadian company loses appeal on Yeelirrie uranium project

New setback for Cameco

New setback for Cameco

New setback for Cameco

New setback for Cameco

New setback for Cameco

Cameco’s appeal against concerns over stygofauna was dismissed

15 December 2016
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WA environment minister Albert Jacob yesterday rejected an appeal by Cameco over the proposed Yeelirrie uranium project, Business News reported.

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