Climate Entrepreneurship

Projects, stories, and examples of climate entrepreneurship highlight bold, solutions-driven efforts to address the climate crisis through innovation and enterprise. These initiatives combine environmental responsibility with business strategy—spanning clean energy startups, circular economy ventures, regenerative agriculture, and Indigenous-led sustainability models. Whether launched by grassroots leaders or emerging youth innovators, climate entrepreneurship showcases how local action and creative thinking can shape a resilient, low-carbon future.

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Nuclear Waste: Social License and Regulatory Integrity

Arts Incubator Winnipeg 2 Mar 2026

Toward an Independent Review: Key Issues Raised in Public Comments on the Revell DGR Project.

Community Perspectives on Nuclear Waste

Building trust one story at a time — by sharing authentic community voices, testimonials, and real impact stories, nonprofits use social proof to show they are active, trusted, and making a difference. Consistent updates keep this connection alive, helping supporters feel part of a larger community and encouraging them to get involved.

Community Perspectives on Nuclear Waste

Arts Incubator Winnipeg 1 Mar 2026

Analysis reveals polarized community sentiment regarding economic promises versus the tangible risks of hosting high-level nuclear waste.

Public Sentiment on Nuclear Waste 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.

Public Sentiment on Nuclear Waste

Arts Incubator Winnipeg 28 Feb 2026

Ignace serves as a host community for the nuclear repository, sparking significant regional debate over safety and...

Environmental Risks and Impact Assessments

Arts Incubator Winnipeg 28 Feb 2026

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

Public Engagement and Nuclear Waste

Arts Incubator Winnipeg 26 Feb 2026

Rigorous public participation is essential to address systemic engagement deficiencies and unmitigated risks in the Revell repository...

Treaty #3 Leaders Criticize Canada’s Nuclear Waste Oversight DGR2020_3D_Measurements-1

Treaty #3 Leaders Criticize Canada’s Nuclear Waste Oversight

Art Borups Corners 25 Feb 2026

Treaty #3 warns Canada’s nuclear plan ignores Indigenous laws, oversight gaps, and municipal authority.

Local Nuclear Project Goes Global — in Mandarin! Art Borups Corners Nuclear Impact Assessment

Local Nuclear Project Goes Global — in Mandarin!

Arts Incubator Winnipeg 25 Feb 2026

Community project explores how Applied AI can democratize access to technical knowledge, promote dialogue, and translate complex...

Nuclear Waste: Potential Socio-Economic Benefits 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.

Nuclear Waste: Potential Socio-Economic Benefits

Arts Incubator Winnipeg 22 Feb 2026

NWMO repository promises regional economic growth through jobs and infrastructure, yet significant benefit distribution inequities remain unaddressed.

Colonialism and Reconciliation 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.

Colonialism and Reconciliation

Art Borups Corners 16 Feb 2026

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

Public Feedback on Nuclear Waste We've been collecting data from the Initial Project Description and its summary, through to hundreds of public comments and visualizing them with the power of artificial intelligence. This is part of an arts and recreational research program aimed at understanding impact assessments.