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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.071.105 von Kleinstsparer am 22.04.12 01:26:24danke, aber lieber eine "alte" neuigkeit neu einstellen, als keine. wobei alt in diesem beispiel gerade mal 7 wochen "alt" bedeutet. hat aber durchaus eine gegenwaertige relevanz.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.070.393 von Before am 21.04.12 18:56:36Hallo Before,
der Artikel wurde schon am 1. März auf Freemalaysiatoday veröffentlicht:
http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2012/03/01/…
Leider nur old news, trotzdem Danke an Dich und alle anderen für Eure unermüdliche Suche...
der Artikel wurde schon am 1. März auf Freemalaysiatoday veröffentlicht:
http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2012/03/01/…
Leider nur old news, trotzdem Danke an Dich und alle anderen für Eure unermüdliche Suche...
Public committee backs Lynas' TOL
Weitere oeffentliche Rueckendeckung fuer Lynas' TOL
DENGKIL: The Atomic Energy Licensing Board (AELB) today brought in a member of the Public Consultative Committee (JKPA) at its third weekly briefing to offer further assurance that it did not blindly approve a Temporary Operating Licence (TOL) to Lynas Corporation Ltd. The JKPA is a 12-member committee comprising sociologists, economists, anthropologists, lawyers and academics and was tasked with analysing all feedback compiled during the public viewing of Lynas’s application permit between Jan 3-26. In presenting the committee’s findings, Prof Abu Hassan Abdullah of the Centre for Future Studies in Universiti Malaya (UM) said that a majority of comments called for Lynas to disclose the location of its Permanent Disposal Facility (PDF) before the TOL is issued. This was closely followed by concerns over the radioactive waste disposal in Pahang. Only three of the 1,123 comments raised questions over the safety, health and environmental repercussions. “Only 2% of those who viewed the documents rejected the Lynas Advanced Materials Plant (LAMP) outright without substantial reasons,” said Abu Hassan, who is also the founder of Zentrum Future Studies Malaysia and a member of the World Future Crisis Studies Federation. “Their rejections were based on political rhetoric and we therefore recommended that the AELB review its comments to find out where the misinformation took place.” According to Abu Hassan, the committee held a week-long discussion with the AELB over its analysis and recommendations. He added that they had also grilled the AELB over minute details regarding the LAMP’s operations. “We pushed the AELB to explain everything to us right down to the smallest issues of environment and health,” he stated. “I even asked if we need to discuss an evacuation plan in the event of a future crisis but the committee disagreed as the LAMP isn’t a nuclear plant.” “Each committee member brought to the table a list of benefits and pitfalls of the LAMP and we discussed each one throughly. Then we met with the AELB to discuss the TOL.” AELB director-general, Raja Abdul Aziz Raja Adnan, then pointed out that the five conditions attached to the TOL were a result of the committee’s recommendations. “The committee’s recommendations are reflected 100% in AELB’s decision to approve the TOL, as is the public feedback from the viewing sessions,” he said. Discrepancy in numbers Raja Aziz however pointed out that the committee’s findings showed a discrepancy in numbers between the viewers and submitted feedback during the final week of viewing. The committee found that while only 60 people had viewed the documents in the week beginning Jan 19, the number of comments totalled 986. “A big component of people didn’t actually read those documents but gave their comments neverthless,” Raja Aziz noted. “So the question that needs asking is were those comments based on facts or emotional or political in nature.” The JKPA also found that of the approximately 330 viewers, 76% were Chinese, 22% Malays and 2 % Indians. Most of them were also from the older generation with 58% above the age of 40 and only 21% below the age of 21. The largest group of attendees were NGOs at 63% followed by PKR members, MCA members and journalists at 11%, 8% and 7% respectively.
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Weitere oeffentliche Rueckendeckung fuer Lynas' TOL
DENGKIL: The Atomic Energy Licensing Board (AELB) today brought in a member of the Public Consultative Committee (JKPA) at its third weekly briefing to offer further assurance that it did not blindly approve a Temporary Operating Licence (TOL) to Lynas Corporation Ltd. The JKPA is a 12-member committee comprising sociologists, economists, anthropologists, lawyers and academics and was tasked with analysing all feedback compiled during the public viewing of Lynas’s application permit between Jan 3-26. In presenting the committee’s findings, Prof Abu Hassan Abdullah of the Centre for Future Studies in Universiti Malaya (UM) said that a majority of comments called for Lynas to disclose the location of its Permanent Disposal Facility (PDF) before the TOL is issued. This was closely followed by concerns over the radioactive waste disposal in Pahang. Only three of the 1,123 comments raised questions over the safety, health and environmental repercussions. “Only 2% of those who viewed the documents rejected the Lynas Advanced Materials Plant (LAMP) outright without substantial reasons,” said Abu Hassan, who is also the founder of Zentrum Future Studies Malaysia and a member of the World Future Crisis Studies Federation. “Their rejections were based on political rhetoric and we therefore recommended that the AELB review its comments to find out where the misinformation took place.” According to Abu Hassan, the committee held a week-long discussion with the AELB over its analysis and recommendations. He added that they had also grilled the AELB over minute details regarding the LAMP’s operations. “We pushed the AELB to explain everything to us right down to the smallest issues of environment and health,” he stated. “I even asked if we need to discuss an evacuation plan in the event of a future crisis but the committee disagreed as the LAMP isn’t a nuclear plant.” “Each committee member brought to the table a list of benefits and pitfalls of the LAMP and we discussed each one throughly. Then we met with the AELB to discuss the TOL.” AELB director-general, Raja Abdul Aziz Raja Adnan, then pointed out that the five conditions attached to the TOL were a result of the committee’s recommendations. “The committee’s recommendations are reflected 100% in AELB’s decision to approve the TOL, as is the public feedback from the viewing sessions,” he said. Discrepancy in numbers Raja Aziz however pointed out that the committee’s findings showed a discrepancy in numbers between the viewers and submitted feedback during the final week of viewing. The committee found that while only 60 people had viewed the documents in the week beginning Jan 19, the number of comments totalled 986. “A big component of people didn’t actually read those documents but gave their comments neverthless,” Raja Aziz noted. “So the question that needs asking is were those comments based on facts or emotional or political in nature.” The JKPA also found that of the approximately 330 viewers, 76% were Chinese, 22% Malays and 2 % Indians. Most of them were also from the older generation with 58% above the age of 40 and only 21% below the age of 21. The largest group of attendees were NGOs at 63% followed by PKR members, MCA members and journalists at 11%, 8% and 7% respectively.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.069.587 von N424671 am 21.04.12 12:38:00Ein Gericht entscheidet über Leben und Tod und schmeckt einfach gut. Es ist somit also etwas zum Essen.
Wer dem Koch am meisten zahlt, kann beim Gericht nur gewinnen. Wenn es ganz besonders ist, dann bezeichnet man es als "Leibgericht" und ist es niveaulos und läuft auf RTL dann ist es das "Familiengericht".
In Amerika wird das Gericht auch gerne High Court genannt, also bekiffter Spielplatz bzw. Hinterhof. Das geht auf ein altes Kochrezept zurück, nach dem, vor den Entscheidungen über das Schicksal von meist schwarzen Personen, Richter ihr Bong-Wasser kochten, um der Wahrheit näher zu kommen und sie jenen Personen, meist noch brühwarm, zu servieren.
judge-zopa
Wer dem Koch am meisten zahlt, kann beim Gericht nur gewinnen. Wenn es ganz besonders ist, dann bezeichnet man es als "Leibgericht" und ist es niveaulos und läuft auf RTL dann ist es das "Familiengericht".
In Amerika wird das Gericht auch gerne High Court genannt, also bekiffter Spielplatz bzw. Hinterhof. Das geht auf ein altes Kochrezept zurück, nach dem, vor den Entscheidungen über das Schicksal von meist schwarzen Personen, Richter ihr Bong-Wasser kochten, um der Wahrheit näher zu kommen und sie jenen Personen, meist noch brühwarm, zu servieren.
judge-zopa
Das ist wie auf einem Gericht, wo man die Probleme buchhalterisch besprechen will und zu keinem Ergebnis kommt.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.069.119 von snoopie am 21.04.12 09:10:07Wieso frech ?
Ich halte den Artikel allenfalls für kritisch.
...in the case of the Lynas rare earth refinery in Gebeng, the authorities have said it is safe to operate. They are waiting to see if the waste disposal can be done safely. That is what people are afraid of. That something can go wrong. That is not worth the risk of generating 300 jobs especially when the company has a 12-year tax holiday.
Wenn dieser Punkt zu aller Zufriedenheit gelöst ist, dürften die Kritik der veröffentlichten Meinung verstummen.
Das Problem ist nur, wie soll LYNAS dies beweisen ohne TOL ?
Diese wird imo kurzfristig erteilt werden.
Allerdings wäre es hilfreich, wenn LYNAS einen Plan B in der Schublade haben und Abnahmeverträge für das (kommerziell nutzbare) Abfallprodukt vorweisen könnte.
Sollte eine Deponie erforderlich sein, dürfte der Tanz mit den LYNAS-Gegnern wohl noch weiter gehen.
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Ich halte den Artikel allenfalls für kritisch.
...in the case of the Lynas rare earth refinery in Gebeng, the authorities have said it is safe to operate. They are waiting to see if the waste disposal can be done safely. That is what people are afraid of. That something can go wrong. That is not worth the risk of generating 300 jobs especially when the company has a 12-year tax holiday.
Wenn dieser Punkt zu aller Zufriedenheit gelöst ist, dürften die Kritik der veröffentlichten Meinung verstummen.
Das Problem ist nur, wie soll LYNAS dies beweisen ohne TOL ?
Diese wird imo kurzfristig erteilt werden.
Allerdings wäre es hilfreich, wenn LYNAS einen Plan B in der Schublade haben und Abnahmeverträge für das (kommerziell nutzbare) Abfallprodukt vorweisen könnte.
Sollte eine Deponie erforderlich sein, dürfte der Tanz mit den LYNAS-Gegnern wohl noch weiter gehen.
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LYNAS Corporation Limited has commenced defamation proceedings against an online news portal "Free Malaysia Today" and an anti-Lynas group for publishing false and misleading statements on their websites.
http://www.nst.com.my/nation/general/lynas-sues-news-portal-…
http://www.nst.com.my/nation/general/lynas-sues-news-portal-…
Rare earth taps Europe's investors
http://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/business/a/-/wa/13487968/ra…
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