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Biodiversity Conservation Alliance v. Bureau of Land Management et al
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2:12-cv-00252
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September 23, 2013
Enviros Can't Get Uranium Mine Impact Review Thrown Out
A Wyoming federal judge on Wednesday rejected the Biodiversity Conservation Alliance's claims that the Bureau of Land Management wrongly approved Ur-Energy Inc.'s plans to build a uranium mine at Lost Creek, Wyo., saying the bureau's environmental impact review was adequate.
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March 04, 2013
Enviros Fail To Prove Uranium Mine Would Hurt Wildlife
A federal judge on Friday rejected an environmental group's bid to halt construction of a Wyoming uranium mining project, finding it had not proved wildlife would be irreparably harmed if the project continued.