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Assessing Wildlife Risks in Revell DGR Proposal

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Assessing Wildlife Risks in Revell DGR Proposal

Art Borups Corners Feb 11, 2026

Our review of the NWMO's terrestrial wildlife assessment identifies significant gaps in mitigation strategies for endangered species,...

DGR Impact Review: Migratory and At-Risk Birds 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.

DGR Impact Review: Migratory and At-Risk Birds

Art Borups Corners Feb 10, 2026

A critical review of the proposed Deep Geological Repository's impact on avian life, highlighting the need for...

Critical Gaps in DGR Species at Risk Data 20250930_150400

Critical Gaps in DGR Species at Risk Data

Art Borups Corners Jan 29, 2026

Our review identifies significant methodological gaps in the NWMO's Species at Risk baseline data, specifically regarding opportunistic...

Terrestrial Wildlife: Assessing Baseline Data Gaps 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.

Terrestrial Wildlife: Assessing Baseline Data Gaps

Art Borups Corners Jan 28, 2026

A critical review of Section 14.10 regarding terrestrial wildlife baselines, highlighting concerns over low moose productivity, outdated...

Bird Habitat and Wild Rice: Analyzing DGR Impacts 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.