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NRCR12001 - NRC Staff Prefiled Hearing Exhibit List (Revised)
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NRCR11001 - Exhibt List NRC Staff Prefiled Hearing Exhibit List (Revised)
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NYS000582 - Diagram of Strength Vs Amplitude by Dr. Richard T. Lahey
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ENTR00726 - Track 2 Hearing Exhibit List
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ENT000726 - Entergy Track 2 Hearing Exhibit List
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RIVR14001 - Riverkeeper Tailored Track 2 Exhibit List
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NRCR10001 - NRC Staff Track 2 Exhibit List
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NYSR25001 - NYS Revised Tailored Exhibits List Relevant to Track 2 Contentions
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NYSR25001 - Corrected Page 24 to Exhibits List Relevant to Track 2 Contentions
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NYSR24001 - State of Ny Revised Hearing Exhibits List
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NRC000230 - Corrections to Prefiled Testimony NRC000168 and NRC000197
ML15302A4672015-10-29029 October 2015
ENTR16001 - Entergy Revised Exhibit List
ML15252A4442015-09-0909 September 2015
NYS000563 - Pressurized Water Reactor (PWR) Systems, USNRC Technical Training Center, Reactor Concepts Manual, Pages 4-1 to 4-28
ML15252A4432015-09-0909 September 2015
NYS000566 - Figure 1 for Supplemental Reply Testimony of Dr. Richard T. Lahey
ML15252A5042015-09-0909 September 2015
NYS000568 - Supplemental Reply Statement of Position of the State of New York in Support of Contention NYS-25 (Public, Redacted) (September 9, 2015)
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NYS000570 - Supplemental Reply Statement of Position of the State of New York and Riverkeeper, Inc. in Support of Contention NYS-26B/RK-TC-1B (Public, Redacted) (September 9, 2015)
ML15252A5092015-09-0909 September 2015
RIV000164 - NUREG-1740, ACRS, Voltage-Based Alternative Repair Criteria: a Report to the Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards by the Ad Hoc Subcommittee on a Differing Professional Opinion (2001)
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RIVR13001 - Riverkeeper Updated Exhibit List
ML15252A5752015-09-0909 September 2015
NYS000573 - Supplemental Reply Statement of Position of the State of New York and Riverkeeper, Inc. in Support of Contention NYS-38/RK-TC-5 (Public, Redacted) (September 9, 2015)
ML15252A5792015-09-0909 September 2015
NYS Updated Exhibit List
ML15261A8302015-09-0404 September 2015
ENTR00615 - Entergy'S Statement of Position Re Contention NYS-25 (Embrittlement) - Redacted
ML15222A9152015-08-10010 August 2015
ENT000648 - M. Mitchell, Chief, Vessels and Internals Integrity Branch, Response to Non-Concurrence Regarding Safety Evaluation for Topical Report MRP-227, Pressurized Water Reactor Internals Inspection and Evaluation Guidelines (Undated)
ML15223A4512015-08-10010 August 2015
NRC000206 - Indian Point, Unit 2, Updated Final Safety Analysis Report (Ufsar), Rev. 25, Chapter 14 - Safety Analysis (2014)
ML15223A4542015-08-10010 August 2015
NRC000207 - Regulatory Information Conference Presentation Slides, Recent Materials Inspections of PWR Reactor Internals (Mar. 2015)
ML15223A4502015-08-10010 August 2015
NRC000205 - Indian Point, Unit 2, Updated Final Safety Analysis Report (Ufsar), Rev. 25, Chapter 3 - Reactor (2014)
ML15223A3932015-08-10010 August 2015
NRCR00104 - on Yee Statement of Professional Qualifications (Revised)
ML15223A3912015-08-10010 August 2015
NRCR00105 - Ching Ng Statement of Professional Qualifications (Revised)
ML15222A8212015-08-10010 August 2015
ENT000617 - Curriculum Vitae of Timothy J. Griesbach
ML15223A6712015-08-10010 August 2015
NRCR00147- NRC Staff'S Revised Statement of Position on State of New York and Riverkeeper'S Joint Contention NYS-38/RK-TC5 (Revised)
ML15223A6752015-08-10010 August 2015
NRC000227 - Gary Stevens Statement of Professional Qualifications
ML15222A8222015-08-10010 August 2015
ENT000618 - Curriculum Vitae of Randy G. Lott
ML15223A7022015-08-10010 August 2015
NRCR900001 - NRC Staff Pre-filed Hearing Exhibit List (Revised)
ML15222A8252015-08-10010 August 2015
ENT000629 - Letter from C. Grimes, NRC, to D. Walters, NEI, License Renewal Issue No. 98-0030 Thermal Aging Embrittlement of Cast Austenitic Stainless Steel Components (May 19, 2000)
ML15222A8302015-08-10010 August 2015
ENT000634 - Entergy, IP2, FSAR Update, Revision 25 (2014) (Excerpts)
ML15223A7792015-08-10010 August 2015
NRC000224 - IP3 FSAR Rev. 04 Chapter 16
ML15223A7812015-08-10010 August 2015
NRC000226 - Jeffrey C. Poehler Statement of Professional Qualifications
ML15223A7832015-08-10010 August 2015
NRC000228 - Indian Point Unit 2 Technical Specifications 3.1.4
ML15223A7852015-08-10010 August 2015
NRC000229 - Indian Point, Unit 3 Technical Specifications 3.1.4
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NRC000196 - NRC Staff'S Initial Statement of Position on Contention NYS-25 (Reactor Vessel Internals)
ML15223A3872015-08-10010 August 2015
NRCR00118 - Indian Point Unit 3 Technical Specifications (Excerpt) (Revised)
ML15222A8352015-08-10010 August 2015
ENT000621 - Westinghouse, WCAP-17894-NP, Rev. 0, Component Inspection Details Supporting Aging Management of Reactor Internals at Indian Point Unit 2 (Sept. 2014)
ML15223A8052015-08-10010 August 2015
NRC000169 - Indian Point, Unit 2 Technical Specifications (Excerpt)
ML15223A9452015-08-10010 August 2015
NRC000223 - IP3 FSAR Rev. 04 Chapter 14 (2011)
ML15223A3862015-08-10010 August 2015
NRC000222 - IP3 FSAR Rev. 04 Chapter 3 (2011) (Excerpt)
ML15222B1242015-08-10010 August 2015
ENT000680 - Curriculum Vitae of Barry M. Gordon
ML15222B1262015-08-10010 August 2015
ENT000687 - NRC, Safety Evaluation Report, Topical Report on ASME Section III Piping and Component Fatigue Analysis Utilizing the Westems Computer Code (WCAP-17577, Revision 2) (Undated)
ML15222B1612015-08-10010 August 2015
ENTR00186 - Curriculum Vitae of Mark A. Gray
ML15222A8482015-08-10010 August 2015
ENT000637 - NUREG-1874, Recommended Screening Limits for Pressurized Thermal Shock (PTS) (March 2010)
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RIV000124 Submitted: July 13, 2012 S c ie n c e , S e rvic e , S te wa rd s h ip Atla n tic S tu rg e o n Ne w Yo rk Big h t Dis tin c t P o p u la tio n S e g m e n t: En d a n g e re d Based on the best available science, NOAA Fisheries determined that the New York Bight distinct population segment of Atlantic sturgeon is endangered NOAA because it is currently in danger of extinction throughout its range due to:
FISHERIES (1) precipitous declines in population sizes and the protracted period in which sturgeon populations have been depressed; SERVICE (2) the limited amount of current spawning; and (3) the impacts and threats that have and will continue to prevent population recovery.
Population Numbers of Atlantic sturgeon in the New York Bight distinct population segment are extremely low compared to historical levels and have remained so for the past 100 years. For example:
- Prior to 1890, there were an estimated 180,000 adult female Atlantic sturgeon spawning in the Delaware River, and 6,000-6,800 females contributed to the Hudson River spawning stock each year during the late 1800s.
- Currently, the existing spawning population in the Hudson River is estimated to have 870 adults spawning each year (600 males and 270 females). Currently, there is no population estimate for the Delaware River, but it is believed to have less than 300 spawning adults per year.
- The spawning population of this distinct population segment is thought to be one to two orders of magnitude below historical levels.
Spawning In addition to having fewer fish spawning, some spawning populations have been completely eliminated.
- Known spawning populations exist in two rivers (the Hudson and Delaware Rivers) within the distinct population segment.
Atlantic sturgeon photos courtesy of
- Elimination of at least two historic spawning populations is believed to Robert Michelson.
have occurred.
U.S. Department of Commerce National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration National Marine Fisheries Service
S c ie n c e , S e rvic e , S te wa rd s h ip Threats Threats to already depressed populations of Atlantic sturgeon from habitat degradation, vessel strikes and accidental capture and potential injury and mortality in fisheries are working in combination to put the distinct population segment in danger of extinction.
- Dredging, which occurs throughout the New York Bight distinct population segment (e.g., the Connecticut River and the Delaware River) can displace sturgeon while it is occurring and affect the quality of the habitat afterwards by changing the depth, sediment characteristics, and prey availability. A deepening project for the Delaware River is currently occurring and may affect the hydrology of the river and therefore affect spawning habitat.
- Water quality has been degraded in areas throughout the range of the New York Bight distinct population segment as a result of runoff from agriculture, industrialization (e.g., paper and steel mills), and some rivers systems have been altered by dams.
- Vessel strikes occur in the Delaware River. Twenty-nine mortalities believed to be the result of vessel strikes were documented in the Delaware River from 2004 to 2008, and at least 13 of these fish were large adults. Given the time of year in which the fish were observed (predominantly May through July, with two in August), it is likely that many of the adults were migrating through the river to the spawning grounds. A recent study indicated that the loss of only a few adult female Atlantic Atlantic sturgeon photos courtesy of sturgeon would impact recovery of Atlantic sturgeon in the Delaware Robert Michelson. River.
- Fisheries known to incidentally catch Atlantic sturgeon occur throughout the marine range of the species and in some riverine waters as well.
Because Atlantic sturgeon mix extensively in marine waters and may use multiple river systems for spawning, foraging, and other life functions, they are subject to being caught in multiple fisheries throughout their range.
For more information on Atlantic sturgeon, visit:
http://www.nero.noaa.gov/prot_res/atlsturgeon/
http://www.nmfs.noaa.gov/pr/species/fish/atlanticsturgeon.htm
