All jokes aside, I have often wondered, if LYC's WLP radioactive residue is as safe as LYC (and therefore ausheds) claims it to be, then why hasn't LYC's funding partner and main beneficiary, Japan, offered to accept it in the world's most notorious "product", Condisoil? Surely Japan has a need for safe soil conditioner, as LYC (and therefore ausheds) asserts Condisoil is?
All of LYC's radioactive WLP problems, and therefore its desperate need to find a new site for processing, would have disappeared in an instant if Japan had stepped forward with the solution. Why didn't they?
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