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… species in the river. 2. Pools at the plant that house spent nuclear fuel have been leaking toxic, radioactive water into the ground since the 1990s, contaminating the local soil and the Hudson … Read More

… the already extremely dangerous mix of a high-volume natural gas pipeline and 2,000 tons of highly-radioactive nuclear waste by the banks of the Hudson River and within 50 miles of 19 million … Read More

… from their dangerous storage pools to dry cask storage on site — a much safer solution for this radioactive material. Riverkeeper retains the right to compel full compliance with the closure … Read More

… conducted. Indian Point has had seven alarming mishaps in just a year, including a huge spike in radioactive groundwater contamination and an unprecedented degree of failed bolts in the core of … Read More

… Federal investigators. On February 6, it was reported that Indian Point recorded a severe spike in radioactive, tritium-contaminated water at several monitoring wells. At one well, levels of … Read More

More than 510,000 tons of solid waste and 23,000 barrels of liquid waste – and counting – from oil and gas extraction … Read More

… and the N.R.C.’s Regulatory Problem Revkin refers to recent increases in observed levels of radioactive tritium in the groundwater beneath Indian Point, adjacent to the plant’s spent … Read More

… Coastal Fish and Wildlife Habitat in Haverstraw Bay; the effect of rampant and ongoing radioactive leaks from Indian Point that indisputably release to the Hudson River and will continue … Read More

… security at Indian Point until the plant can be permanently shut down, and its dangerous nuclear waste moved out of leaking spent fuel pools into safer dry cask storage. This report comes on the … Read More