Atomic Minerals detects elevated radon along faults at South Lisbon Valley East uranium project in Utah

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Atomic Minerals reported elevated radon readings at its 1,516-acre South Lisbon Valley East uranium property in Utah.
Anomalies tracked mapped faults on five survey lines, supporting faults as conduits for radioactive sources at depth.
Lower-elevation sampling returned higher radon values, suggesting a nearer source or cross-fault jointing.
Drilling permit for Lisbon Valley East cleared; drilling can start once the bond is posted.
Program targets a potential northeast extension of the historic Lisbon Valley uranium belt that produced 78 million lbs of U3O8.

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