I2M Web Resource Portal
More than 14,000 selected online resources/reports made available to clients, I2M Associates, geoscientists, and the general public worldwide with a focus on geoscientific and other matters of interest to I2M management.
I2M Consulting personnel also monitor hazardous field conditions around the world via our Field Alerts program, cybersecurity conditions on the Internet in our Security Alert program, and relevant bias in the Media in our Confronting Media Bias Alerts program.
Candidate papers, technical news items, classic reports, and new publications can be submitted to the I2M Web Portal editors for review. Those deemed worthy are summarized, abstracted, and/or reviewed with [Editorial comments...] and will be listed under What’s New.
Society conflicts, and training issues involving Artificial Intelligence, various Agencies, Colleges, Universities... as well as those related to Non-Science Issues (Creationism, Intelligent Design, etc.), plus related U.S. and world economic issues.
Resources relating to astrogeology, off-world natural resource exploration and development, planet defense, and associated news of space developments. Also including information related to off-world activities, such as the development of robotics, health issues of zero gravity, and to serious reports of extraterrestrial matters that may create unintended consequences for humans.
Asteroids and Comets, Astrophysicists/Astrogeologists and their Work, Extraterrestrial Matters, Lunar Activities, Mars Activity, Other Planets and Planetoids, Pluto Activities, Robots and Robotics and Space-Craft Designs, Solar Activities - Past and Present, Space Elevator, Space Fight Activities, Propulsion Systems, Power Supplies, Special Satellite News, The NASA James Web Telescope, Titan - The Large Moon of Saturn, Venus Activity
Biological resources relating to natural-resource development, biomedical research, environmental remediation, critters of the past, and conservation.
Biomass and derived biofuels related resources...
Climate Change (Global Warming or Cooling) resources and related issues, both political and technical, including CO2 sequestration, and Anthropocene issues.
Resources for various services and companies of possible interest to clients, associates, and geoscientists.
Resources relating to mining and environmental topics on natural resource development and industrial remediation.
Resources relating to oil & gas, water, environmental associated regulations, and litigation issues.
Resources from various related U.S. government agencies and state resources
Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC), Department of Agriculture (USDA), Department of Energy (DOE), Energy Information Administration (EIA), Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Federal Budgets and Spending, National Aeronautics & Space Administration (NASA), State Resources, TCEQ - Texas, The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT), US Geological Survey (USGS)
Various useful resources such as related research journals, technical tools, databases, glossaries...
Geo- and hydrochemistry resources relating to oil & gas development and the various associated fields of interest.
Geophysics, Environmental, Geological, Geotech subjects that apply to energy, mining and environmental issues of the day, and the associated applications of interest to I2M management.
Geospatial resources relating to oil & gas development and the associated energy, mining and environmental uses and applications.
Geothermal energy resources and associated issues...
Health and safety resources related to traveling overseas, mining, oil and gas development and production and environmental projects. Also includes cyber-security issues.
All Helium Resources and Uses migrated from the subcategory under Oil & Gas
Related to hydroelectric dams and pumped storage of water to create electrical or mechanical power.
The occurrence of hydrogen in the subsurface and use as an energy resource
The latest resources involving hydrogeology, geology, and the related environmental issues...
Resources with distinct international impacts that may or may not have applications in the U.S.
To this must added recent ideas on society responses to future issues related to natural resource development and use.
Resources related to general mining subjects but not to nuclear, coal or other energy resources.
Critical Mineral Resources, Deep Sea Mining, Gold-Silver Exploration & Mining Projects, Lithium, Potash, Halite, & P2O5 Mining Projects, Mineral Exploration Activities - General, Off-World Exploration, Mining, & Technology, Other Metals, Other Non-Metals, Silver Exploration & Mining, Wastes & Environmental Issues
Information related nuclear power plants, nuclear power generation of electricity, associated economics, SMRs
Includes all oil and gas-related resources, i.e., gas hydrates, oil sand, tar sands, etc.
Local, national, and international geological societies and associations.
This category includes discussions on rare earth deposits, mining and associated economic assessments
International regulations related resources...
Renewable energy related resources...
Risk Assessment subjects associated with natural occurrences or with those applicable to mining, oil & gas, or other industrial activities and their waste products.
Solar energy related resources...
Toxicological-related resources associated with natural occurrences or those applicable to mining, oil & gas, or other industrial activities and waste products.
Uranium (nuclear minerals) exploration, development and related environmental resources and issues...
Exploration, Mining, Marketing, & Acquisitions, Mapping and Geospatial Information, Nuclear Power - Economics, Design, & Industry, Other Sources, RTGs, Sea Water, Thorium, Helium-3, & Fusion Research, Processing Yellowcake, Special Fuels, and Used Fuel Processing, Recovery, Remediation and other Mining-Related Technology, Related Environmental Issues
Wind energy related resources...
Latest 10 Resources
Justin Huhn of Uranium Insider returns in Mid-February 2026 to break down the uranium market’s evolving supply-demand imbalance and what it means for investors now. Premium Episode: (here), Justin Huhn of Uranium Insider: https://members.uraniuminsider.com/a/...
Recorded on February 18th 2026. In this episode of In It To Win It discusses that with 165–170 million pounds of mine supply versus more than 200 million pounds of reactor demand, the structural deficit remains intact as reactor life extensions continue to de-risk consumptio...
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Gary Gill and Chris Frostad present an outstanding discussion on how investments in uranium carry risk. Chris Frostad, CEO of Purepoint Uranium, is Host of "The Uranium Spotlight Podcast", and author of "Behind The Curve", delves into the complexities of uranium as an investment, exploring its resurgence in the energy sector, the dynamics of supply and demand, and the intricacies of uranium production.
Uranium Unlease people reported on March 12 2026 that the global uranium market is quietly heading toward one of the largest supply deficits in modern commodity history. While most analysts assume slightly higher uranium prices will fix the shortage, the math simply doesn’t work. A structural supply gap is forming that could push uranium prices toward $300 per pound.
The problem lies in what we call the “Incentive Price Fallacy.” Many investors believe $90–$110 uranium is enough to bring new supply online. But in reality, developing t...
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Crellin and Lo Nostro reported on March 10 2026 that reducing Europe's nuclear energy industry was a "strategic mistake", European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen said on Tuesday, as governments grapple with an energy crunch from the Iran war.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen delivers a speech
during the opening plenary session at the IAEA Nuclear Energy Summit
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Angelo reported March 7 2026 that the invention of electricity made menial jobs like the lamplighter, the elevator operator, and the knocker-up, the human equivalent to the modern alarm clock, irrelevant. The computer rendered the data entry clerk, the switchboard operator, and file clerks obsolete.
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Anthropic, the artificial intelligence (AI) company that emerged in 2026 as an existential threat to billions of market value...
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Loeb reported in mid-March 2026 that every year, an explosion with an energy output comparable to the Hiroshima atomic bomb occurs in our atmosphere without advance warning (as reviewed here). But in contrast to the historic Hiroshima explosion on August 6, 1945, these annual explosions are not mentioned as breaking news because they involve a natural rock that measures a few meters in diameter which burns up in a fireball at an altitude of 30–50 kilometers.
An equal-area proje...
Moorhouse reported in mid-March 2026 that a new geoscientific study might have just given us an answer to that baffling question, which relates to the physical history found in rock formations, particularly over in the US. Perhaps one of the greatest joys of planet Earth is that we will never truly comprehend how everything came to be, even when we have historians constantly searching and researching nearly everything that preceded us.
The zone shown ...
Vopson and Lepadatu reported in 2022 that one of the most powerful laws in physics is the second law of thermodynamics, which states that the entropy of any system remains constant or increases over time. In fact, the second law is applicable to the evolution of the entire universe and Clausius stated,
“The entropy of the universe tends to a maximum.”
Time evolution of the number of genetic mutations (bottom graph) and the entropy
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Moorhouse reported in early March 2026 that even before films like The Matrix and The Truman Show came out in the late 90s, scientists have probably been pondering whether or not everything is as real as it seems. As our own technology advances, particularly with the images and videos that can now be generated by artificial intelligence, the idea of us creating a realistic world for someone else doesn't seem quite as far-fetched.
Hopefully we don't see any sights li...
In this episode of Shifting Energy (Season 1), Steven Schoffstall, Director, ETF Product Management and John Kinnane, Director, Key Accounts at Sprott Asset Management discuss the investment outlook and opportunity for the uranium and nuclear energy sectors.
Also covered are targeted ETF investment opportunities in the critical materials and uranium market for investors and financial advisors.
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