| Should Indian Point Operate Beyond 60 Years? The Daily Cortlandt Regulators with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission said research is being conducted to determine if nuclear plants can safely operate beyond 60 years. TARRYTOWN, NY – As the nearly 40-year-old Indian Point Nuclear Power Plants apply for their first ... Amid protests, NRC mulls Indian Pt. seismic data
Newsday (subscription) - May 17, 2012
Westchester Newsday New York > Westchester Print Aa Amid protests,
NRC mulls Indian Pt. seismic data Originally published: May 17, 2012
9:28 PM Updated: May 17, 2012 10:37 PM By KEN SCHACHTER
kenneth.schachter@cablevision.com In a boisterous public ...
Cornell Attends Annual NRC Assessment Of Indian Point
Patch.com - May 18, 2012
By Robin Traum At the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) annual
assessment this week, it stated the Entergy Indian Point Nuclear Energy
Plant is operated within the bounds set by regulations,. However, the
NRC also noted over two dozen issues that ...
Indian Point Debate: Battle Between Jobs and Safety
Patch.com - May 18, 2012
The public duked it out at Thursday night's long and heated forum
surrounding the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's annual assessment of
Indian Point. By Krista Madsen Eleven thousand jobs created by a power
plant. Eighteen million lives affected in the ...
Nuclear tango in Tarrytown (NRC holds IPEC hearing)
Examiner.com - May 18, 2012
Hundreds filled a room in a Tarrytown hotel yesterday -twenty miles
north of NYC- to defend or oppose IPEC, the Indian Point nuclear plant.
The NRC (Nuclear Regulatory Commission) held the hearing to address
safety concerns of the plant amidst a ...
Indian Point operates safely, NRC says
Mid-Hudson News - May 18, 2012
TARRYTOWN - The Nuclear Regulatory Commission told a crowded public
forum Thursday night in Tarrytown that the Indian Point nuclear power
plants had a good safety record in 2011. The facility's safety
operations fall “within the expected band of ...
 Indian Point: Still safe
New York Post - May 17, 2012
Another year, another Nuclear Regulatory Commission safety inspection
passed with flying colors by Indian Point. So will this finally silence
the “shut it down” crowd — starting with Gov. Cuomo, who says his mantra
“has always been 'safety first'?
Indian Point's safety debated
The Journal News | LoHud.com - May 17, 2012
TARRYTOWN — To be a representative of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Thursday night was to be sitting in one of the hottest seats inside a
hotel ballroom in Tarrytown. For it was the front of the room where
those opposed to the Indian Point nuclear ...
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