Nuklear Malaysia: 'We proposed thorium extraction, not Lynas'

Hariz MohdPublished: Nov 18, 2023 11:49 AM | Updated: Nov 18, 2023 1:43 PM

The government's nuclear research agency today said the proposal to extract thorium from Lynas’ waste had come from the agency, not Lynas.

Nuklear Malaysia deputy director-general Muhammad Rawi Mohamed Zin, who is in charge of the agency’s research and technology development programme, said it pitched the proposal as “there is a market” for the radioactive material...

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