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Minister Signals Lynas Can Run Malaysia Unit if Waste Taken Back
By Kok Leong Chan
19 February 2023 at 11:57 pm AEDT
Malaysia’s science minister suggested Lynas Rare Earths Ltd. could keep its unit in the Southeast Asian nation if the Australian company ships out the radioactive waste.
“If someone is willing to ship the ‘low risk radioactive waste’ (as claimed) out of our country, the government can consider retaining C & L plant in Gebeng,” minister Chang Lih Kang said in a tweet on Sunday, referring to Lynas’ cracking and ……(firewall)
My reply to Minister Chang Lih Kang:
‘Why are you singling out the ONLY rare earth plant outside China that produces the critical materials vital to ALL new clean energy and transport industries?
As Minister for Science you know that all Lynas Malaysia material is NOT ‘radioactive’ under IAEA international guidelines.’
Ann: Lynas Appeals Malaysian Licence Conditions, page-58
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