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Zitat von blpanther7: Ich meinte die Betriebsgenehmigung für die zukünftige Produkionsstätte,
entschuldigung, falsch formuliert
ich denke schon an die zukunft
Klar, aber auch in der Zukunft ist KEINE Mine in Malaysia zu erwarten. Und die Betriebsgenehmigung gilt nun mal fuer 2 Jahre und die POL fuer mind. 20 Jahre,
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.596.565 von Before am 12.09.12 17:56:06Ich meinte die Betriebsgenehmigung für die zukünftige Produkionsstätte,
entschuldigung, falsch formuliert
ich denke schon an die zukunft
entschuldigung, falsch formuliert
ich denke schon an die zukunft
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.596.500 von blpanther7 am 12.09.12 17:42:37Welche MINE soll denn in Malaysia gestoppt werden???
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.596.226 von Fuenfvorzwoelf am 12.09.12 16:53:39Sollen die fanatischen Lynas Gegner ruhig demonstrieren. Sobald diese jedoch z.B. den Hafen, die Strassen, den Transport... blockieren, dann wird - wie der Minister bereits klar formulierte - die Polizei einschreiten, es kommt zu Verhaftungen und ab geht's in den Knast. Lasst sie dort ein paar Tage/Wochen, bei Wasser und Brot, ueber ein paar Dinge nachdenken - natuerlich ohne Besuchsrecht - und schwupps werden Einige gelaeutert wieder auf die Strasse gesetzt mit dem Hinweis... noch einmal... und es geht mindestens fuer ein Jahr in die Einzelzelle.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.596.226 von Fuenfvorzwoelf am 12.09.12 16:53:39hallo miteinander,
news könnten besser sein,
ich fürchte dass die Demonstranten zu viel Einfluss haben könnten, die Mine vielleicht zu stoppen.
Was sind eure Meinung dazu?
news könnten besser sein,
ich fürchte dass die Demonstranten zu viel Einfluss haben könnten, die Mine vielleicht zu stoppen.
Was sind eure Meinung dazu?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.596.021 von howards2014 am 12.09.12 16:22:33First Weld war looms - Malaysians mobilise to fight Lynas plant
ACTIVISTS are planning a multi-pronged attack to try to stop the Australian miner Lynas Corp opening a rare earths processing plant in Malaysia.
Opposition parties, led by Anwar Ibrahim, are also planning to make the $230 million plant a key issue of the country's national elections, which must be held by April next year.
They have vowed to shut the plant if they oust the government. After months of delays, Lynas last week was given a two-year temporary licence to run the plant, near Kuantan, in Malaysia's eastern state of Pahang. It was to process material from Lynas' Mount Weld mine in Western Australia, seen as a potential game changer for the rare earths industry, dominated by China.
Mount Weld is the richest known deposit of rare earths, and prices have soared in recent years.
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Lynas' shares initially jumped 41 per cent on the news of the licence approval. Lee Tan, a former campaigner for the Australian Conservation Foundation who was born in Kuantan, said her "home-town folks'' had vowed to stop the hazardous project going ahead.
''The crunch time will be when the ore reaches Kuantan,'' she said. ''Many people have vowed to blockade the ore and are gearing up for that.'' Ms Tan said the plant was planned for an area with immense tourism potential, only 15 kilometres from a Club Med resort.
She said that as well as legal challenges in Malaysia, cases were being worked on in Australia.
''There is a legal ground to stop Lynas from exporting its ore due to
procedural irregularities in Australia," she said.
Wong Tack, chairman of the activist group Himpunan Hijau, said the port in Kuantan would be paralysed until the materials were taken away.
Ore is expected to start arriving there next month.
"The world will witness one of the biggest civil disobedience events in this nation," Mr Wong said.
Rare earth materials are used to make high-technology products such as smartphones, iPods and missiles.
Lynas' project has prompted public anger that has been vented at several large rallies across Malaysia.
In 1982, a rare earths refinery built by Japan's Mitsubishi in Malaysia's Perak state was closed after claims that it caused birth defects and leukaemia among residents.
But Lynas said it recognised its responsibility to run the plant safely under the oversight of Malaysia's Atomic Energy Licensing Board and insisted the operation was safe and complied with international standards.
Lynas said it built the plant in Malaysia because costs were cheaper than in Australia.
The company plans to truck ore to Fremantle, send it by container to Kuantan and then export the refined materials.
Malaysia's Prime Minister, Najib Razak, said the plant was "factually and scientifically safe".
But Mr Ibrahim has demanded that Australians ''hear the frustrations of Malaysians" over the project.
http://www.theage.com.au/business/first-weld-war-looms--mala…
ACTIVISTS are planning a multi-pronged attack to try to stop the Australian miner Lynas Corp opening a rare earths processing plant in Malaysia.
Opposition parties, led by Anwar Ibrahim, are also planning to make the $230 million plant a key issue of the country's national elections, which must be held by April next year.
They have vowed to shut the plant if they oust the government. After months of delays, Lynas last week was given a two-year temporary licence to run the plant, near Kuantan, in Malaysia's eastern state of Pahang. It was to process material from Lynas' Mount Weld mine in Western Australia, seen as a potential game changer for the rare earths industry, dominated by China.
Mount Weld is the richest known deposit of rare earths, and prices have soared in recent years.
Advertisement
Lynas' shares initially jumped 41 per cent on the news of the licence approval. Lee Tan, a former campaigner for the Australian Conservation Foundation who was born in Kuantan, said her "home-town folks'' had vowed to stop the hazardous project going ahead.
''The crunch time will be when the ore reaches Kuantan,'' she said. ''Many people have vowed to blockade the ore and are gearing up for that.'' Ms Tan said the plant was planned for an area with immense tourism potential, only 15 kilometres from a Club Med resort.
She said that as well as legal challenges in Malaysia, cases were being worked on in Australia.
''There is a legal ground to stop Lynas from exporting its ore due to
procedural irregularities in Australia," she said.
Wong Tack, chairman of the activist group Himpunan Hijau, said the port in Kuantan would be paralysed until the materials were taken away.
Ore is expected to start arriving there next month.
"The world will witness one of the biggest civil disobedience events in this nation," Mr Wong said.
Rare earth materials are used to make high-technology products such as smartphones, iPods and missiles.
Lynas' project has prompted public anger that has been vented at several large rallies across Malaysia.
In 1982, a rare earths refinery built by Japan's Mitsubishi in Malaysia's Perak state was closed after claims that it caused birth defects and leukaemia among residents.
But Lynas said it recognised its responsibility to run the plant safely under the oversight of Malaysia's Atomic Energy Licensing Board and insisted the operation was safe and complied with international standards.
Lynas said it built the plant in Malaysia because costs were cheaper than in Australia.
The company plans to truck ore to Fremantle, send it by container to Kuantan and then export the refined materials.
Malaysia's Prime Minister, Najib Razak, said the plant was "factually and scientifically safe".
But Mr Ibrahim has demanded that Australians ''hear the frustrations of Malaysians" over the project.
http://www.theage.com.au/business/first-weld-war-looms--mala…
Ich bezog mich auf das Beispiel:
Was denkt der Rechner ?
Nach einem Kursverlust von 66% braucht man satte +300% um wieder am Anfangspunkt zu sein.
Bei deinem Beispiel wäre der Verlust von 280 Krawallos auf 70 Krawallos ein 75%-iger!
Was denkt der Rechner ?
Nach einem Kursverlust von 66% braucht man satte +300% um wieder am Anfangspunkt zu sein.
Bei deinem Beispiel wäre der Verlust von 280 Krawallos auf 70 Krawallos ein 75%-iger!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.596.020 von Krawallo29 am 12.09.12 16:22:11Moin
70 euro cent= 0
140 = 100%
210 = 200%
280 = 300%
korrekt?Korrekt!
Gruß
70 euro cent= 0
140 = 100%
210 = 200%
280 = 300%
korrekt?Korrekt!
Gruß
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