The nuclear fuel cycle broadly encompasses all steps involved in producing electricity from nuclear material. This includes mining uranium, processing it into fuel (milling, conversion, enrichment, fuel fabrication), using the fuel in reactors to generate electricity, and managing the spent fuel (reprocessing or disposal). Statement A describes the overall purpose and involvement in electricity production. Statement B accurately defines the typical scope from resource extraction to waste management. Statement C correctly lists the key steps in the "front end" of the cycle to prepare fuel.