RESOLUTION IN OPPOSITION TO THE DISCHARGE OF CONTAMINATED WATER INTO THE HUDSON RIVER
RESOLUTION IN OPPOSITION TO THE DISCHARGE OF CONTAMINATED WATER INTO THE HUDSON RIVER The City/Town/Village of_______________ strongly opposes the plan to release over a million gallons of contaminated water from the Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant site into the Hudson River. To date there has been no specific reporting of the radionuclide contents of this...
Discharging Radioactive Water Into The Hudson River.” 15 minutes by Charlie Olson and Marilyn Elie.
Stop the Dumping of Radioactive Contaminants into the Hudson River! Act Now! Watch the video and amplify it on social media or other lists. Send a copy of the Resolution banning dumping in the Hudson River to your town officials. Ask them to adopt it. Send them the link to this video. Make sure that...
Why were studies canceled?
https://beyondnuclearinternational.org/2023/03/12/why-were-studies-canceled/ “The NAS was considering using new ways of examining the health impacts of radioactivity from NRC licensed sites by implementing a more detailed, more thorough, publicly shared research protocol. Such a protocol could have opened up the NRC’s regulatory regime to exhaustive scrutiny, revealing just how inadequate it is for examining health impacts.” Federal agencies...
Call POTUS now! Stop Willow.
We’re sharing this call to action in solidarity with our friends at Sovereign Iñupiat for a Living Arctic and the People vs Fossil Fuels Coalition: President Biden just approved ConocoPhillips’ Willow project, the massive oil drilling project in the Alaskan Arctic. By greenlighting this major fossil fuel expansion, President Biden is betraying his promises...
Willow Project
This is so serious. I think that Biden just lost the 2024 election for himself and other Democrats by approving this project. I certainly will not vote for a liar and a hypocrite when it comes to climate change. The scope of this project is emense and reverses most of the climate actions taken so far. ...
2023 Peace Crane Ceremony at Indian Point, plus Tritium
https://photos.app.goo.gl/Xp76Mp9wZm9vn69YA Today a group of Peace Walkers led by Jun san Yasuda traveled from the Peekskill Train Station to the old gates of Indian Point. They performed a water ceremony for the Hudson while at Riverfront Green. They gathered for the 12th annual Commemoration of the Great Eastern Earthquake and the melt down of the...
Is the water in the fuel pools monitored?
Yes, the water in the fuel pool is tested periodically. Results must go to the NRC and must be below what the NRC calls below regulatory concern. My understanding is that the results are released to the public annually – which in my opinion makes them worthless. This goes back to the regs that we’re...
Article on Holtec cleanup includes Harckham bill
As a subscriber I share this for educational purposes. Plan for radioactive waste challenged ByNancyKern Columbia-GreeneMedia Environmental advocates are keeping a wary eye on plans by the Indian Point nuclear power plant to resume dumping of radioactive wastewater into the HudsonRiver. GreeneandColumbiacounty residentsareinvitedtoafreewebinar about the plan by the firm in charge of decommissioning ofthecontroversialpowerplant....
Municipal Resolution
Hi Jacqui, Per our conversation yesterday, I am not certain what modifications, if any, can be made to the Indian Point/Holtec resolution after it was passed on Wednesday. As far as sending the resolution to more officials than were listed at the bottom of the resolution, as passed, if that can be done, I am...
Westchester: Legislature Opposes Discharge
Westchester: Legislature Opposes Discharge The Westchester County Legislature on Monday (March 6) unanimously adopted a resolution opposing a plan to empty the spent fuel pools at the Indian Point nuclear power plant near Peekskill into the Hudson River. On Wednesday, Rockland County legislators did the same, although an effort has stalled in Putnam. The two resolutions also...
Rockland County Passes Resolution Against Dumping Radioactive Water in the Hudson River; Second This Week
Rockland County joins Westchester County in mounting opposition to Holtec International’s plan to dump radioactive waste from the Indian Point nuclear facility into the Hudson River On Wednesday, in a 16-0 vote, the Rockland County Legislature unanimously approved a resolution calling on Governor Hochul and relevant agencies to stop Holtec International from dumping toxic waste into the...
LETTERS AND COMMENTS The Highlands Current
Feb 17, 2023 Read the letters on page 4 of the February 17, 2023 week’s edition of Highlands Current. Rich Burroni, Holtec, says that the company has the necessary permits to release the fuel pool water into the Hudson. https://highlandscurrent.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/02-17-23.pdf
