Reporton Business: What's the meltdown price for uranium?

A little known fact is, that nuclear, like oil, is peaking, i.e. supply is falling below demand, and total world stocks are are reaching a point of decline. This has a very long term impact on inflation and gives insight into how the world economy as a whole, rather than just sectors like oil, are unsustainable. Governments are still relying on old economic models, which are outdated once the planet's resources become depleted. This inflation problem has the issue of sustainability and environmental limits at its core. It questions those who think that the current period of fiscal tightening will recede by 2009. We all know that house prices can't sustain their current level if interest rates remain high for more than couple of years.