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Rare earths not a risky business

THE transportation of rare earths is not a radiation risk to public health or the environment, Lynas Corporation says in response to Adele Carles’ claims that the ores were higher in radioactivity than normal soils and shouldn’t be exported through the Fremantle Port.

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Rare earths not a risky business

"The Mount Weld rare earths concentrate is not classified as dangerous goods by the criteria of the Australian Dangerous Goods Code for transport by road or rail, and it is not classified as a radioactive...

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