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On October 13th 2011, a
select group of
Riverkeeper
supporters gathered at the home of Joan & George Horning in
Manhattan to discuss the future of the Indian Point nuclear
power plant.
George Horning is working
with
Lighting
Science in
Florida to install LEDs in all his homes and businesses.
Hamilton Fish, publisher of
the
Washington
Spectator,
introduced the Synapse report (PDF)
on replacement power for Indian Point.
Jon Kamen, the chairman of
Radical
Media, unveiled
the public relations campaign they are designing to bring
the dangers of Indian Point to the attention of the general
public.
David Gold, an attorney and
principal of
Global
Health Strategies,
announced the formation of a regional business association
in support of shutting down Indian Point.
The evening was also spend discussing the ongoing
DEC hearings in
Albany over Entergy's appeal of their revoked water permit
where Riverkeeper and the
NRDC are testifying
to uphold the decision.
For more and much sharper
pictures of the event, click into
Photography
by Annie Watt.
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