Engaging Our Community
Explore IAAC public comments, learn key issues, and join conversations shaping our community’s voice in the nuclear waste and DGR impact assessment process.
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Impact Assessment
Nuclear Waste and Community Trust: A Critical Assessment
Our latest comments and insights regarding Impact Assessment of the NWMO Deep Geological Repository for Nuclear Waste Fuel The Melgund Nuclear Integrated Impact Assessment Project…
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Transportation Risks: The Case for IA Inclusion
Excluding nuclear waste transportation from the Revell site assessment ignores critical safety risks along the Trans-Canada Highway corridor.
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Indigenous Inclusion and Transboundary Rights at Revell
Federal assessment must address transboundary Indigenous rights, unresolved land claims, and traditional harvesting risks across the transportation corridor.
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Treaty #3 Chiefs Challenge Nuclear Project
Canada’s nuclear waste facility faces sharp criticism from Treaty #3 for ignoring Indigenous laws and municipal limits.
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Supporters Advocate for Nuclear Waste Repository Benefits
Proponents emphasize economic revitalization, climate leadership, and technical safety while dismissing opposition concerns as largely based on misinformation.
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Essential Regulatory Challenges for Revell DGR Oversight
This report identifies critical regulatory gaps and jurisdictional conflicts regarding the proposed Revell Site Deep Geological Repository.
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Public Engagement Risks in Revell DGR Assessment
Rigorous public participation is essential to address systemic engagement deficiencies and unmitigated risks in the Revell repository project.
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How Far Will Impacts Reach?
The NWMO suggests the Revell Site is too far from Manitoba and the US to cause cross-border issues. But is distance alone enough protection? We…
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Our Wetlands: Local Loss, Regional Abundance?
The NWMO says the wetlands and wild rice at the Revell Site can be cleared because there are plenty more across the North. But what…
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