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… better example of an aging, outdated, unsafe, environmentally destructive nuclear power plant than Indian Point. And no shortage of effort has been expended by Riverkeeper’s tireless advocates in … Read More

… to make good on its responsibility to stop the slaughter of fish at industrial facilities like Indian Point nuclear power plant, which alone kills 1.2 billion fish and other Hudson River … Read More

… Contact: Tina Posterli, 516-526-9371, [email protected] Riverkeeper Victory Critical for Indian Point Relicensing Battle Ossining, NY – June 11, 2012 – In a landmark ruling, the … Read More

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is hosting a public meeting about the safety of Indian Point on May 17, and we need your help to send it a loud message: Don’t Let it Happen … Read More

Will not incorporate lessons from Fukushima into relicensing of Indian Point The Atomic Safety and Licensing Board denied a contention to the relicensing of Indian … Read More

… With Phillip Musegaas, Riverkeeper Hudson River Program Director To continue to operate its Indian Point nuclear reactors on the Hudson River 35 miles from Midtown Manhattan, Entergy needs a … Read More

To raise awareness and support for Riverkeeper’s campaign to close the Indian Point nuclear power plant, Joan Hornig and Riverkeeper board member George Hornig hosted a … Read More

… (DEC) have ruled that this past spring’s denial of a critical Water Quality Certification for Indian Point was legally valid. The case will now proceed to a hearing to determine whether, based … Read More

… destructive desalination plant on the banks of the Hudson River, just downstream of the leaking Indian Point nuclear power plant, to provide drinking water to Rockland County residents. The … Read More