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OTCPK:MCPIQ - Post Discussion

Molycorp Inc > Lynas Corporation
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Post by Endorse on Mar 06, 2013 7:47am

Lynas Corporation

One Step Forward, Two Steps Back

 

By - Exclusive to Rare Earth Investing News

... Scathing report

Adding to these concerns is a recently published report by Oeko-Institut, a German environmental research group. It criticizes the LAMP facility’s environmental impact and storage of radioactive waste...

Comment by Endorse on Mar 08, 2013 8:19am
Imagine if Molycorp built it's Phoenix rare earth separating plant in Mexico and then wanted to transport the waste back to California. Do you think that would be tolerated? https://www.robinchapple.com/lynas-left-holding-baby   Lynas left holding the baby Date:  Fri, 14/09/2012 ...Malaysia’s nuclear regulator Atomic Energy Licensing Board (AELB) had said that the ...more  
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