THORIUM ENERGY ALLIANCE

China and Saudi Arabia have forged an alliance on developing nuclear power.
The Saudis could not have picked a better partner than "China, which is working on the most ambitious plans in the world to boost its nuclear energy capability by 2035 is so far beyond other nations..."
"China is pursuing alternatives to the traditional uranium-fueled nuclear power – such as reactors that run on thorium fuel, or that use unconventional designs such as fast neutron, molten salt and pebble bed." See the article here.

China may be taking the lead on thorium power. See the article here.

Russia and India are on their merry Thorium way. See the article here.

Bond, Bayh introduce rare earth legislation. See the article here.

With the support of Senator Bond, Jim Kennedy visits with the Brazilian Ministry of Trade and Natural Resources to discuss the development of a "Consortia Rare Earth Refinery".

Many of our members have been writing letters to our Senators, Congressmen, the Department of Energy, the Environmental Protection Agency, and even University Presidents asking that they consider the benefits and needs for establishing a thorium economy. We ask that you do the same. Here you can see an example of a letter that Dr. Cannara addressed to the AAAS and the White House. Below you can see a video that Bryan Hallez, a student at the University of Cincinnati, posted on youtube. In fact, Bryan, and fellow students, built a website around the cause (thorium.mine.nu). We encourage everyone to help inform the world about thorium.