Environmental Risks and Impact Assessments
Critical review of environmental risks and essential impact assessment enhancements for the proposed Revell Deep Geological Repository.
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SDG 15
Examples of UN SDG 15: Life on Land in Action
SDG 15 aims to protect, restore, and promote the sustainable use of terrestrial ecosystems. This goal focuses on halting deforestation, combating desertification, halting the loss of biodiversity, and protecting endangered species. It encourages sustainable land management, the conservation of natural habitats, and the restoration of ecosystems that provide essential services, such as clean air, water, and food. SDG 15 underscores the need to combat climate change impacts on land and preserve natural environments for future generations. By protecting life on land, we ensure the health and resilience of ecosystems that support all life on Earth.
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Public Engagement and Nuclear Waste
Rigorous public participation is essential to address systemic engagement deficiencies and unmitigated risks in the Revell repository project.
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Nuclear Waste: Potential Socio-Economic Benefits
NWMO repository promises regional economic growth through jobs and infrastructure, yet significant benefit distribution inequities remain unaddressed.
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Colonialism and Reconciliation
Indigenous Nations and commenters argue the Revell DGR process ignores inherent laws, treaty rights, and colonial power imbalances.
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DGR: What Are People Saying?
What are commenters saying about the NWMO DGR Impact Assessment and it's impacts on the environment and watershed?
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E is for Environment
How can your project honour the land, the water, and the air it depends on?
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O is for Opportunity
If your idea is a seed, Opportunity is understanding the entire landscape where it might grow
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Holding Space for the Unknown
The Art of Cultivating Possibility Conventional leadership is about having a plan, giving directions, and minimizing risk. Creative leadership is a different art altogether. The…
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We Read the Currents, We Don’t Chase the Wind.
No work of art can be understood without its context. The same is true of an innovation.
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We Begin with the Land.
All Innovation is an Act of Place-Making Before the first line of code is written, before the first brushstroke is made, before the business plan…
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