The thread was about nuclear power and the accompanying issue with nuclear waste types. You brought up mining for rare earth and naturally occurring radioactive waste in the process.
I don't see how this relates to nuclear power and it's waste issue.
I'm not responsible for your inability to see a connection, FWiW I do have a few decades in global scale geophysics and environmental background radiation maping, but what would I know.
WRT your self annointed command and control of thread comments, have you read:
defrost, I assume you meant that most mining for rare earth also produces LLW. I don't see any other connection to nuclear power/nuclear waste besides that. So I assume your argument is that nuclear waste is not bad (or equally bad), since rare earth mining is also a source of LLW?
> I'm not responsible for your inability to see a connection ...
> WRT your self annointed command and control of thread comments ...
> When did dang die and who elected you the moderator?
Rare earths are used in the production of solar panels and wind turbines and the associated electronics and storage batteries. The point is that if you're concerned about "low-level waste" then you can't propose these things as an alternative since they generate even more of it.
I don't see how this relates to nuclear power and it's waste issue.