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Community Lens

Revell DGR: Community Concerns on FPIC

Indigenous Nations demand Free, Prior, and Informed Consent, citing jurisdictional breaches and inadequate scoping of transportation risks.

Arts and Culture

Understanding the Revell Site Man Camp

A man camp is a transient worker housing facility, raising significant social, safety, and infrastructure concerns locally.

Community Lens

Colonialism and Reconciliation in DGR Process

Indigenous Nations and commenters argue the Revell DGR process ignores inherent laws, treaty rights, and colonial power imbalances.

Community Lens

Environmental Risks and Impact Assessment Improvements

Critical review of environmental risks and essential impact assessment enhancements for the proposed Revell Deep Geological Repository.

Recreation

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.

Research

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…

Community Lens

Indigenous Watershed Rights and DGR Risks

Indigenous groups oppose the Revell DGR, citing jurisdictional disrespect, ignored traditional laws, and inadequate environmental impact assessments.

Community Lens

Revell DGR: Indigenous and Transboundary Concerns

Indigenous Nations and transboundary groups oppose the Revell DGR, citing ignored legal claims and transportation safety risks.

Community Lens

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.

Community Lens

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.