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Reviewing Meteorological and Geological Baseline Data

Art Borups Corners Jan 22, 2026

Our assessment identifies significant discrepancies in winter precipitation data and highlights the limitations of short-term seismic monitoring...

Local Impacts and Data Gaps in DGR Proposal

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Local Impacts and Data Gaps in DGR Proposal

Art Borups Corners Jan 22, 2026

A critical review of the NWMO's biophysical baseline data, highlighting concerns regarding the use of distant meteorological...

Proximity and Power: Assessing the Revell DGR Location Tony Eetak hits the keys at the Dyment Recreation Hall, a venue for many local and regional music events.

Tony Eetak hits the keys at the Dyment Recreation Hall, a venue for many local and regional music events.

Proximity and Power: Assessing the Revell DGR Location

Art Borups Corners Jan 21, 2026

An analysis of the proposed Revell DGR site location, highlighting the proximity to Borups Corners and Dyment...

Reviewing NWMO Project Alternatives and Social Acceptability A magnificent White Admiral butterfly rests on a gravel path in Northern Ontario, showcasing its distinctive black wings with broad white bands and touches of orange.

A magnificent White Admiral butterfly rests on a gravel path in Northern Ontario, showcasing its distinctive black wings with broad white bands and touches of orange.

Reviewing NWMO Project Alternatives and Social Acceptability

Art Borups Corners Jan 21, 2026

This review examines the NWMO's selection of Adaptive Phased Management and the preliminary alternative means for the...

Phase 3 Evaluation: Community Risks and Transparency Gaps Inuk youth photographer and musician Tony Eetak is one of the many members of The Arts Incubator capturing plants across regions this summer.

Inuk youth photographer and musician Tony Eetak is one of the many members of The Arts Incubator capturing plants across regions this summer.

Phase 3 Evaluation: Community Risks and Transparency Gaps

Art Borups Corners Jan 20, 2026

An analysis of the NWMO's Phase 3 evaluation process reveals significant gaps in localized risk assessment and...

NWMO Phase 1 Consultation: A Community Assessment 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.

NWMO Phase 1 Consultation: A Community Assessment

Art Borups Corners Jan 20, 2026

An analysis of the NWMO's Phase 1 consultation process reveals significant gaps in localized data, participant representation,...

Reviewing the NWMO Responsive Study Process Claims yellow-leaves

Reviewing the NWMO Responsive Study Process Claims

Art Borups Corners Jan 19, 2026

An analysis of the NWMO's 'Choosing a Way Forward' study, highlighting the need for localized data and...

Federal Mandates and the Question of Local Willingness 20250930_150400

Federal Mandates and the Question of Local Willingness

Art Borups Corners Jan 19, 2026

This assessment examines the NWMO's reliance on federal mandates and its definition of community willingness, highlighting the...

NWMO Option 4: Adaptability vs. Community Safety 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.

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.

NWMO Option 4: Adaptability vs. Community Safety

Art Borups Corners Jan 18, 2026

An analysis of the NWMO's 'Option 4' management strategy, highlighting the tension between adaptive implementation and the...

Assessing NWMO Objectives: Fairness, Safety, and Community Impact A thin layer of ice forms across a quiet pond caught between autumn and winter. Its shifting surface reflects the slow, patient rhythm of the northern landscape.