Malaysia renews Lynas Rare Earths’ license for 10 years, orders end to radioactive waste by 2031
PolicyTuesday, March 3, 2026Mongabay

Malaysia renews Lynas Rare Earths’ license for 10 years, orders end to radioactive waste by 2031

The Malaysian government has renewed Lynas Rare Earths' operating license for a decade, with a stipulation that the company must cease the production of radioactive waste by 2031, highlighting the government's focus on environmental accountability in the mining sector. This decision reflects a balancing act between economic interests in rare earths and the necessity of sound environmental practices.

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