Our mission is to develop, design, build, and operate a deep repository for spent nuclear fuel allowing future fuel recycling and a transportation system that uses waterways instead of roads or rail. Our overriding concern is to make the system environmentally safe and secure for current and future generations and have it overseen by relevant authorities.

"The circle… a symbol of unity, strength, wholeness, shelter and ritual. With no beginning and no end, it also reflects our connection with everything. All that is with us will always be with us. There is no such place as "away" and the effort to throw things "away" has polluted land, polluted water and polluted air. The Earth itself is a circle and all that we throw away is here in that circle. The time has come to return to a way of living that is in harmony with nature and to consider the effects of all that we do unto the seventh generation. The poisons in the circle must be cleaned up, but more importantly, the flow of pollutants into the circle must be controlled. Prevention is the ultimate control. The awareness to see natural systems as circles has guided some of today’s tribes to employ technology and timeless environmental values to accomplish good things for all people for all time."

~ Makwa Gaa Nii bawit – Chippewa