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Uranium Resources, Production and Demand 1982 (1982)

AuthorNEA, IAEA
DateFebruary 1982
Classification 6.01.2.20/42 (URANIUM - MINING / PRODUCTION / STOCKS / PRICES)
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FOREWORD

Since August 1965, the Nuclear Energy Agency - from 1967 onwards in conjunction 
with the International Atomic Energy Agency - has periodically published reports 
on uranium resources and demand. This report, commonly known as the "Red Book", 
is the ninth in this series.

The information on uranium resources, production and exploration has been 
prepared in the framework of the "NEA/IAEA Working Party on Uranium Resources" 
using data provided, in response to a questionnaire, by national authorities. Unless 
specifically indicated otherwise, the report is concerned with data related to the 
situation in the World Outside the Centrally Planned Economies Area (WOCA). 
Membership of the Working Party was open to representatives of all those countries 
that responded to the questionnaire. The names of the members of the Working Party 
on Uranium Resources under whose direction this report has been prepared are listed 
in the Annex to this report.

Information on uranium demand has been provided by the Working Party on 
Nuclear Fuel Cycle Requirements (WPNFCR) based partly on questionnaire responses 
and, for the longer term, on projections made by that Working Party. A more detailed 
analysis of the uranium demand situation is contained in the report by the WPNFCR 
"Nuclear Energy and its Fuel Cycle: Prospects to 2025", commonly known as the 
"Yellow Book". (OECD Report, Paris, 1982).

The reader's attention is drawn to Section 4, "Definitions", which the Working 
Party strongly urges be read before the remainder of the report.

Readers are requested to complete and return the questionnaire which is to be 
found at the end of the report.

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