NTU, as implied by its old name, Northern Uranium, probably has Uranium to contend with. This may be a bad or a good thing. Maybe there will be an extraction of uranium as a product or a by product in on site treatment. Where there is a will there is a way. If there is value then there usually is a will.
A big oercentage of rare earths are accompanied with Uranium. Others with high levels of Thorium. That is why the Lynas deposit has an advantage over most with its low level of Thorium, no Uranium and high percentage of rare earths.
can someone enlighten me, page-3
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