12.06.15
:: Press Releases :: Indian Point
A half dozen mishaps in 2015 is ample proof that we need to close Indian Point now
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12.04.15
:: Press Releases :: Safeguard Drinking Water
Riverkeeper Sends Notice of Intent to Sue to Stop the Town of Hunter from Discharging Pollution into Schoharie Creek
“Hunter’s landfill leachate treatment system must be upgraded to preserve a critical drinking water source and fishery,” says New York’s clean water advocate. “Six years of violations of the Clean Water Act must come to an end.”
12.03.15
:: Press Releases :: Safeguard Drinking Water
Kingston and Catskill Resoundingly Reject Thruway as Authority on Pilgrim Pipelines Environmental Impact; Refer to Thruway’s Conflict of Interest
City of Kingston Reiterates Strong Opposition to Proposed Pipelines, Citing Commitment to Protect Drinking Water and Climate, Reduce Dependence on Fossil Fuels
12.03.15
:: Press Releases :: Preserve River Ecology
Riverkeeper, Jon Bowermaster present three Hudson River mini-documentaries in Nyack, Dec. 8
The National Geographic Filmmaker will lead a post-film panel discussion with noted community leaders, politicians and environmentalists.
11.17.15
:: Press Releases :: Preserve River Ecology
Fisheries Service agrees to re-examine Tappan Zee Bridge project as reports of dead sturgeon continue to mount
Sturgeon photographed by Daniel Wolff at beach in Upper Nyack on April 20, 2013 (Photo: Daniel Wolff)
11.12.15
:: Press Releases :: Preserve River Ecology
Gov. Cuomo nixes Port Ambrose natural gas terminal
Ossining, N.Y. – Riverkeeper applauds Governor Cuomo’s decision to veto a proposed terminal for liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports located just off the New York and New Jersey coastline.
11.12.15
:: Press Releases :: Indian Point
NY Department of State Denies Critical Indian Point Certification
11.12.15
:: Press Releases :: Contaminated Sites
Groups Call Foul on EPA’s Approved Hudson River Demobilization Plan
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced today that, while some Superfund Site activities on the Hudson River will continue next summer, the agency has approved General Electric Co.’s (GE) plans to permanently remove and demobilize its massive dredging infrastructure.
11.10.15
:: Press Releases :: Crude Oil Transport
New Investigative Report Documents Threat from Oil Trains on Nation’s Neglected Rail Infrastructure
10.21.15
:: Press Releases :: Take Action
Major Climate Action on Walkway Over the Hudson
Event to press delegates to UN Paris Climate talks to commit to "urgent carbon reductions."
