• Eagle Nuclear Energy began environmental baseline studies at Aurora Uranium Project on Oregon-Nevada border, a key step ahead of permitting for a 27,000-foot pre-feasibility drill program scheduled for July 2026.
• Work includes air-quality data collection planning, wetlands and cultural-resource surveys, with additional hydrology and water-quality studies expected to start before or during drilling.
• Aurora hosts an S-K 1300 mineral resource estimate of 32.75 million pounds Indicated U3O8 plus 4.98 million pounds Inferred, based on an August 2025 report.
• Program targets a pre-feasibility study in second half of 2027, setting up a potential path toward development of what it describes as largest conventional measured and indicated uranium deposit in US.

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