Green light for Lynas

RARE earths miner Lynas Corporation has abandoned plans to store by-products from its planned rare earths processing facility near Kalgoorlie at an onsite storage facility, and will instead send those by-products back to the Mount Weld mine in Laverton for storage.

Lot 500, Great Eastern Highway, Yilkari. 92 hectares about 9km southwest of Kalgoorlie

13 September 2021
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Western Australia's Environmental Protection Authority has granted consent for minor works to start at the facility in accordance with the company's preliminary works construction environmental

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