Expanded Environmental Monitoring and Long-Term Health Assessment Program 

January Update

Talison Lithium continues to progress its expanded environmental monitoring program to support a long-term health assessment for the Greenbushes community.

The program includes an expanded air-monitoring network and the collection of water, soil and vegetation samples within a 10 km radius of the Greenbushes Lithium Operation.

Progress to Date

Since announcing the program in October, Talison has:

• Held a community drop-in session at the Greenbushes RSL and engaged with Talison’s Stakeholder Reference Committee (SRC).

• Invited residents, businesses and community groups within 10 km to register their interest in participating in the sampling program.

• Received registrations from more than 60 community members interested in participating.

• Completed tender evaluation and selection processes for program design, monitoring and sampling.

• Included SRC representation on the tender evaluation committee to ensure community perspectives and local knowledge informed decision-making and awarded:

• The air-monitoring program design and monitoring to Environmental Technologies & Analytics

• The community sampling program to JBS&G Australia

• Purchased Air Monitors from the United States.

What Happens Next

• Community sampling is planned to commence in February.

• People who have registered interest will be contacted shortly to confirm participation and coordinate sampling logistics.

• Monitor installation will occur in February in line with the approved monitoring design and agreed locations.

Ongoing Commitment

Talison remains committed to transparency, collaboration and keeping the community informed as the program progresses. This page will be updated regularly as key milestones are reached.

If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact us at communitysampling@talisonlithium.com