>>2105461 (lb)

>Great map showing all the land the Bureau of Land Management is interested in

It is a great resource map. It had been widely speculated that the Hammond's property and the Malheur Wildlife Refuge had potential uranium deposits. As you can see by the map, that is not true, just more conspiracy bullshit.

There is a significant uranium deposit in the McDermitt caldera west of McDermitt NV/OR. It is a popular place for rock hound's seeking petrified wood.

Unfortunately, the petrified wood is also the high grade uranium ore. There are a couple of exploratory trenches there that are so "hot' that the mining geologist said "he wouldn't stop there long enough to eat a sandwich".

Good info here:

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11053-017-9324-9

t. geology fag

>>2105710

>Something is in that area bcs the govt went to great lengths to acquire it.

>>>2105684 (You)

It's water. This is high desert. Whoever controls the water controls the land.

Burns, OR gets under 11" of precip/yr.

Burns weather averages

Annual high temperature: 59.1°F

Annual low temperature: 29.8°F

Average temperature: 44.45°F

Average annual precipitation - rainfall: 10.89 inch

Days per year with precipitation - rainfall: -

Annual hours of sunshine: -

Av. annual snowfall: 35 inch

https://www.usclimatedata.com/climate/burns/oregon/united-states/usor0047

>>2105816

>1st BOOM revealed.

"Lower the boom"?

>>2105829

>What is our fucking board owner doing meeting with Soros