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… assuming at the time that it would be essential to replacing energy needs after the shutdown of Indian Point nuclear plant’s two nuclear reactors. That assumption was incorrect. Increased … Read More

… with the most at stake. Gallay focused the Riverkeeper team on results: Closing the destructive Indian Point nuclear reactors, banning fracking in New York State, preventing the fossil fuel power … Read More

… located below the upper reservoir. Pumped storage is not a replacement for power plants, such as Indian Point nuclear plant, since it only increases capacity to store energy, rather than adding … Read More

… in 2016, these were the second and third dams removed along the Hudson expressly for fish passage. Indian Point Reactor 2 closes. Decades of advocacy to close this dangerous nuclear power plant is … Read More

… to the risks our communities and shorelines face from rising sea levels and storm surges. With Indian Point closing for good in April, the organization will fight against new fossil fuel power … Read More

… renewable energy and demand reduction will make it possible to close the aging, accident-prone Indian Point nuclear plant in April 2021 without the continuing need for additional power from … Read More

… York State and ratepayers during the decommissioning process of nuclear energy facilities such as Indian Point. The oversight board will comprise appointees from various state agencies, the … Read More

… dam removal, water quality, coastal flood protections, and the safe closing and decommissioning of Indian Point. However, our group gatherings – including the Fishermen’s Ball and … Read More

… in large part to concerns over meeting the energy needs of New York City and New York State after Indian Point Nuclear Plant closes, Riverkeeper had agreed not to oppose the permitting of the TDI … Read More