The Energy Question 

Over the past 25 years, the energy industry has designed a host of alternative technologies, from solar panels and windmills, to hydroelectricity and advanced biofuels. In turn, the sector has produced a number of innovations, including efficient appliances, long-life lighting, elaborate conservation programs and progressive international agreements for energy use. Yet, for all of this effort, global consumption of coal now exceeds 400 million more tons per year than when energy awareness became a priority over a quarter century ago.


The results have been remarkable and costly. We now know that the continued burning of fossil fuels has driven world wide climate change, adversely affecting our biosphere in ways we had previously only imagined. To complicate matters, our demand for energy is progressively escalating, with global requirements forecast to more than double over the next 25 to 30 years. With growing demand and an environmental crisis now at critical mass, where do we turn for a clean, practical and proven energy source? 



The Proven Alternative 

Nuclear energy is a proven and reliable alternative to fossil fuels. With over 30 years of practical utilization,  the sector is now experiencing unprecedented growth.The benefits are clear: 

	Environmentally Sound – An established means of  reducing greenhouse gas emissions and the continued  effects of global warming.
	Safe and Reliable – A dependable source of mass energy  fulfillment.
	Inexpensive – Arguably the least expensive means of  generating large quantities of energy now known to man.

The Ucore Advantage

Ucore Uranium (UCU:TSXV ; UURAF:OTC) is a uranium exploration company with significant exploration holdings across North America. The company's Alaska-based flagship property at Bokan Mountain is the site of a former high grade producing uranium mine, with an estimated untapped resource of 11 million + lbs of U3O8, and a Rare Earth Elements (REE) resource that is estimated to be the largest combined heavy and light REE deposit within the United States (all estimates based on USGS data; non 43-101 compliant). Bokan has near term production potential, and is located in an area of Alaska specifically set aside for natural resource development, with no residential or indigenous populations in proximity. With land claims spanning a total of 20 projects and counting, and with a management team comprised of experienced mineral exploration personnel, Ucore is positioned for rapid expansion in a sector exhibiting exponential growth.  The Ucore advantage is clear:

►    Potential For Near Term Production                     ►   Flagship Holdings In Jurisdictions Set Aside For Resource            Development                    ►  Significant Historically Documented  U3O8 Resources          ►   Aggressive Exploration & Growth Agenda