That's a great question.
Since I published that report, we have been doing quite a bit of energy literacy and tracking. We have seen the support for nuclear in indigenous communities rise throughout the years. That's just a little tidbit of my future dissertation, hopefully.
Definitely, consultation is extremely important.
One of the first pieces of consultation, aside from being out there and building those relationships and addressing some of those trust-deficit areas, is energy literacy, because people have to be able to make informed decisions, whether in support or not in support of it. In order to make those informed decisions, they have to have all of the information.
At Creative Fire, when we start out with an engagement process in nuclear, we start with energy literacy. It is about getting out there and talking about all the different pieces of the energy mix, what goes into it, what the pros and cons are, the benefits and the unique concerns of that community. That's why it's really important to understand what the barriers are for the individual community.