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Revell Site: Weather and Waste The night sky over Borups Corners, Northwestern Ontario, putting on its most dazzling show! Truly magical to witness the Aurora Borealis dance.

The night sky over Borups Corners, Northwestern Ontario, putting on its most dazzling show! Truly magical to witness the Aurora Borealis dance.

Revell Site: Weather and Waste

Melgund Integrated Nuclear Impact Assessment Project 24 Jan 2026

We dig into the NWMO's latest reports on climate projections and soil radiation levels. Are one year...

Fish Habitat Gaps at Revell Site

Melgund Integrated Nuclear Impact Assessment Project 23 Jan 2026

New reports on the Revell Site DGR rely heavily on eDNA to track fish. We explore what...

Deep Dive: Revell Water Safety

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Deep Dive: Revell Water Safety

Melgund Integrated Nuclear Impact Assessment Project 22 Jan 2026

How safe is the water at the Revell Site? We break down the Nuclear Waste Management Organization’s...

Water Deep Down: The Revell Report Tony Eetak hits the keys at the Dyment Recreation Hall, a venue for many local and regional music events.

Water Deep Down: The Revell Report

Melgund Integrated Nuclear Impact Assessment Project 22 Jan 2026

We dive into the NWMO’s water testing at the Revell Site. Is the rock tight enough, and...

Dark Skies and Quiet Nights at Risk?

Melgund Integrated Nuclear Impact Assessment Project 21 Jan 2026

How will the proposed DGR impact the silence and starlight of Northwestern Ontario? We dig into the...

Is the Revell Rock Solid? This photo is a rendering of the proposed Deep Geological Repository (DGR) at the Revell Site, designed to safely store nuclear waste deep underground for long-term environmental protection.