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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.032.238 von Pirat_Micha am 12.04.12 20:07:07... du kommen 12 Std. zu spät mit dieser news
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12 April 2012
UPDATE ON CLAIMS MADE IN MALAYSIA
Lynas Corporation (ASX:LYC, OTC:LYSDY) is pleased to announce that the High Court of Malaya at Kuala Lumpur has denied an application for leave to apply for a judicial review of the decision of the Malaysian Atomic Energy Licensing Board to approve the granting of a Temporary Operating Licence to the Lynas Advanced Materials Plant (LAMP) in Malaysia. The application was referred to in Lynas’ ASX announcement dated 23 February 2012.
Both Lynas and Malaysian Government opposed the application.
The Court ruled that because, as noted in Lynas’ ASX announcement dated 9 March 2012 , there is an appeal in process to the Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology, it would not be appropriate for the Court to intervene in the matter. Lynas understands that the appeal to the Minister will be heard in April 2012.
Lynas Executive Chairman Nicholas Curtis said although the Court had ruled in Lynas’ favour the present controversy in Malaysia surrounding the project was undermining both the LAMP and Malaysia’s international investment reputation.
“This concerted political campaign, which is based on misinformation, is sabotaging the science-based, regulatory process established in Malaysia and confidence in that process,” Mr Curtis said.
“Since the project was first approved in 2007 the LAMP has been subjected to the highest degree of scrutiny and public comment. It has been reviewed and received approval from both the International Atomic Energy Agency and the Malaysian Atomic Energy Licensing board and every safety box has been ticked. So it is disappointing that the highest safety standards integrated into the plant to protect human and environmental safety are ignored by a few people.”
“The LAMP is safe for everyone concerned and we look forward to the day when that will be recognised.”
In particular, Mr Curtis said, the continued attempts to link Lynas’ plant to Bukit Merah are without foundation.
The tin mine waste used as the feedstock at Bukit Merah are completely different to the Mt Weld rare earths used to feed the LAMP. The Bukit Merah feedstock had radiation levels 30 times higher than the LAMP feedstock and the residue at Bukit Merah was 100 times the radiation levels of the LAMP by-product.
Bukit Merah would not gain approval under either international or Malaysian regulatory standards today, in contrast to the LAMP which complies with both.
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“It is disturbing that this baseless scare campaign has created unnecessary anxiety and fear in the community. However, we will continue to address that misinformation now, when we receive our TOL and when we commence operations at LAMP,” Mr Curtis said.
The next step in the extended approvals process Lynas is currently managing is the appeal to the Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology, as noted above.
“A country’s strict regulatory standards and investment reputation can be quickly undermined by an environmental activist campaign designed to stifle and frustrate investment by lodging vexatious legal challenges and appeals,” Mr Curtis said.
“The Malaysian Government must be able to provide certainty to Malaysian and international businesses that they will not be frustrated by a campaign of delay once those companies have completed the pre-defined and rigorous Malaysian Government regulatory approvals process.
“This misinformation campaign has frustrated Lynas, but our resolve and belief in the safety of the LAMP and the benefits that will flow once the LAMP can operate have not been diminished.”
For further information please contact Alistair Reid or Liz Whiteway on +61 2 8259 7100 or visit www.lynascorp.com
For all media enquiries please contact Michael Vaughan or Alan Jury from FTI Consulting on +61 2 8298 6100.
http://www.asx.com.au/asx/statistics/displayAnnouncement.do?…
UPDATE ON CLAIMS MADE IN MALAYSIA
Lynas Corporation (ASX:LYC, OTC:LYSDY) is pleased to announce that the High Court of Malaya at Kuala Lumpur has denied an application for leave to apply for a judicial review of the decision of the Malaysian Atomic Energy Licensing Board to approve the granting of a Temporary Operating Licence to the Lynas Advanced Materials Plant (LAMP) in Malaysia. The application was referred to in Lynas’ ASX announcement dated 23 February 2012.
Both Lynas and Malaysian Government opposed the application.
The Court ruled that because, as noted in Lynas’ ASX announcement dated 9 March 2012 , there is an appeal in process to the Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology, it would not be appropriate for the Court to intervene in the matter. Lynas understands that the appeal to the Minister will be heard in April 2012.
Lynas Executive Chairman Nicholas Curtis said although the Court had ruled in Lynas’ favour the present controversy in Malaysia surrounding the project was undermining both the LAMP and Malaysia’s international investment reputation.
“This concerted political campaign, which is based on misinformation, is sabotaging the science-based, regulatory process established in Malaysia and confidence in that process,” Mr Curtis said.
“Since the project was first approved in 2007 the LAMP has been subjected to the highest degree of scrutiny and public comment. It has been reviewed and received approval from both the International Atomic Energy Agency and the Malaysian Atomic Energy Licensing board and every safety box has been ticked. So it is disappointing that the highest safety standards integrated into the plant to protect human and environmental safety are ignored by a few people.”
“The LAMP is safe for everyone concerned and we look forward to the day when that will be recognised.”
In particular, Mr Curtis said, the continued attempts to link Lynas’ plant to Bukit Merah are without foundation.
The tin mine waste used as the feedstock at Bukit Merah are completely different to the Mt Weld rare earths used to feed the LAMP. The Bukit Merah feedstock had radiation levels 30 times higher than the LAMP feedstock and the residue at Bukit Merah was 100 times the radiation levels of the LAMP by-product.
Bukit Merah would not gain approval under either international or Malaysian regulatory standards today, in contrast to the LAMP which complies with both.
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“It is disturbing that this baseless scare campaign has created unnecessary anxiety and fear in the community. However, we will continue to address that misinformation now, when we receive our TOL and when we commence operations at LAMP,” Mr Curtis said.
The next step in the extended approvals process Lynas is currently managing is the appeal to the Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology, as noted above.
“A country’s strict regulatory standards and investment reputation can be quickly undermined by an environmental activist campaign designed to stifle and frustrate investment by lodging vexatious legal challenges and appeals,” Mr Curtis said.
“The Malaysian Government must be able to provide certainty to Malaysian and international businesses that they will not be frustrated by a campaign of delay once those companies have completed the pre-defined and rigorous Malaysian Government regulatory approvals process.
“This misinformation campaign has frustrated Lynas, but our resolve and belief in the safety of the LAMP and the benefits that will flow once the LAMP can operate have not been diminished.”
For further information please contact Alistair Reid or Liz Whiteway on +61 2 8259 7100 or visit www.lynascorp.com
For all media enquiries please contact Michael Vaughan or Alan Jury from FTI Consulting on +61 2 8298 6100.
http://www.asx.com.au/asx/statistics/displayAnnouncement.do?…
Schönen Abend noch jetzt habe ich wenigstens etwas zum Lachen snoopie
... aber man sieht deutlich,
dass denen von der hohen Radioaktivität schon die Zähne ausfallen
dass denen von der hohen Radioaktivität schon die Zähne ausfallen
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Das ist ein gutes Argument. before ich etwas mache, will ich wissen, was definitv gemacht werden kann.
In unseren Banken werden Lynas mit Optionen gehandelt und das gleicht einer Spekulation.
In unseren Banken werden Lynas mit Optionen gehandelt und das gleicht einer Spekulation.
Egal ob Kindergarten oder nicht. Wenn Sydney heute nacht oeffnet, dann heisst es wahrscheinlich mindestens +10% und alles andere geraet in Vergessenheit.
Und wenn sich das selbe in Deutschland am Freitag wiederholt..., dann kauf ich mir was schickes!
Und wenn sich das selbe in Deutschland am Freitag wiederholt..., dann kauf ich mir was schickes!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.031.699 von ubacher am 12.04.12 18:29:53Der gleiche Kindergarten wie die Demonstrationen gegen Atomstrom in Deutschland.
In Japan hat man alle Reaktoren abgestellt bis auf Eine.
Ich würde das nicht so eng sehen und einfach abwarten oder in Kanada oder den USA den Aktien der Selten Erden den Zuschlag geben.
In Japan hat man alle Reaktoren abgestellt bis auf Eine.
Ich würde das nicht so eng sehen und einfach abwarten oder in Kanada oder den USA den Aktien der Selten Erden den Zuschlag geben.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.031.541 von Before am 12.04.12 17:57:48habe mir gerade mal die ersten 2-3 Minuten angeschaut... Was für ein Theater... oder wie man sprachübergreifend sagen könnte: "Kindergarten"
Zitat von Before: Maybe it's easier to stop Lynas by changing the government!
Das ist die Kernaussage dieser dummen Nuss. Die persoenlichen/wahren Absichten sind in diesem Video eindeutig erkennbar!
QUELLE Maus-klick-mich-an!
Die malaysische Regierung hat schon bemerkenswerte Handlungen gemacht, die die Europäer nie verstanden haben. Darum muss man hier auf einen Entscheid der Regierung vorerst warten.
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