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If uranium prices rise due to political pressures or instability in the world's oil supply, it will be more cost-effective to mine uranium. Alternatives to oil may become more attractive in this case. Political opposition to oil drilling in certain parts of the world may also be an incentive for uranium mining. Some Aboriginal groups may come to support the mine if the mining company promises jobs, income, development, and an increased standard of living. Because there was no written agreement or law preventing future mining development, it may be easier for future development to gain political support. New government officials may come to support development of nuclear power and uranium mining in the future