Texas House Resolution 796 commemorates the 50th anniversary of in-situ recovery technology for uranium extraction.

Texas House Resolution 796 commemorates the 50th anniversary of in-situ recovery technology, a method for extracting uranium from underground ore bodies. This technology, which began with the first commercial project at the Clay West site in South Texas, has since become a global standard, accounting for over 50 percent of global uranium production. In-situ recovery technology minimizes surface disruption, reduces costs, and ensures safer working conditions compared to traditional mining.

Texas House Resolution 796 commemorates the 50th anniversary of in-situ recovery technology for uranium extraction.

Texas House Resolution 796 commemorates the 50th anniversary of in-situ recovery technology, a method for extracting uranium from underground ore bodies. This technology, which began with the first commercial project at the Clay West site in South Texas, has since become a global standard, accounting for over 50 percent of global uranium production. In-situ recovery technology minimizes surface disruption, reduces costs, and ensures safer working conditions compared to traditional mining.