ML14258B215

Citizen Form Letters from 23 Individuals Regarding Indian Point License Renewal

ML14258B215
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Citizen Letter An urgent message from a concerned citizen. ' New York's Indian Point is quite likely America's most hazardous nuclear power plant. And yet the NRC is now considering a 20-year renewal of the plant's operating licenses.

I'm writing to urge you to deny new licenses for Indian Point and shut the plant down. Indian Point is a threat to the environment and the people of the region. It vents billions of gallons of hot water into the Hudson River daily, killing millions of fish each year. Radioactive waste in its overfilled storage ponds is leaking into the ground and the Hudson. In its 40-year history, Indian Point has seen broken warning sirens, transformer explosions and oil spills. And the danger of Indian Point is greatly magnified by its location.

It sits at the intersection of two earthquake faults and 20 million people live within 50 miles of the plant. That's why it has been dubbed "Fukushima on the Hudson." A 2003 study found the plant's emergency plans "inadequate to protect the public from an unacceptable dose of radiation." Indian Point would not qualify for new licenses under the NRC's current safety, seismic and population standards.

You should not renew the plant's existing licenses now. Please let me knm"' how you intend to address this issue. Sincerely, David Georgius 2791 Route 128 Deansboro, NY 13328-0000 Citizen Letters are a service of CREDO:" O Printed on chlorine-free, 100% post-consumer recycled paper. ©2013 CREDO CREDO'" ------------------

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I'm writing to urge you to deny new licenses for Indian Point and shut the plant down. Indian Point is a threat to the environment and the people of the region. It vents billions of gallons of hot water into the Hudson River daily, killing millions of fish each year. Radioactive waste in its overfilled storage ponds is leaking into the ground and the Hudson. In its 40-year history, Indian Point has seen broken warning sirens, transformer explosions and oil spills. And the danger of Indian Point is greatly magnified by its location.

It sits at the intersection of two earthquake faults and 20 million people live within 50 miles ofthe plant. That's why it has been dubbed "Fukushima on the Hudson." A 2003 study found the plant's emergency plans "inadequate to protect the public from an unacceptable dose of radiation." Indian Point would not qualify for new licenses under the NRC's current safety, seismic and population standards.

You should not renew the plant's existing licenses now. Please let me know how you intend to address this issue. Sincerely, Frances Nisenbaum 23A MAPLE GROVE ST GREAT NECK, NY 11023-1214 Citizenletters are a service of CREDO:" 0 Printed on chlorine-free.

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I'm writing to urge you to deny new licenses for Indian Point and shut the plant down. Indian Point is a threat to the environment and the people of the region. It vents billions of gallons of hot water into the Hudson River daily, killing millions of fish each year. Radioactive waste in its overfilled storage ponds is leaking into the ground and the Hudson. In its 40-year history, Indian Point has seen broken warning sirens, transformer explosions and oil spills. And the danger of Indian Point is greatly magnified by its location.

It sits at the intersection of two earthquake faults and 20 million people live within 50 miles ofthe plant. That's why it has been dubbed "Fukushima on the Hudson." A 2003 study found the plant's emergency plans "inadequate to protect the public from an unacceptable dose of radiation." Indian Point would not qualify for new licenses under the NRC's current safety, seismic and population standards.

You should not renew the plant's existing licenses now. Please let me know how you intend to address this issue. Sincerely, Patricia Goff 306 W 19TH ST NEW YORK, NY 10011-3904 Citizen letters are a service of CREDO:" 0 Printed on chlorine-free, 100% post-consumer recycled paper. 102013 CREDO CREDOTM -----------------

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I'm writing to urge you to deny new licenses for Indian Point and shut the plant down. Indian Point is a threat to the environment and the people of the region. It vents billions of gallons of hot water into the Hudson River daily, killing millions of fish each year. Radioactive waste in its overfilled storage ponds is leaking into the ground and the Hudson. In its 40-year history, Indian Point has seen broken warning sirens, transformer explosions and oil spills. And the danger of Indian Point is greatly magnified by its location.

It sits at the intersection of two earthquake faults and 20 million people live within 50 miles of the plant. That's why it has been dubbed "Fukushima on the Hudson." A 2003 study found the plant's emergency plans "inadequate to protect the public from an unacceptable dose of radiation." Indian Point would not qualify for new licenses under the NRC's current safety, seismic and population standards.

You should not renew the plant's existing licenses now. Please let me know how you intend to address this issue. Sincerely, Jeanne Salidar 2681 BEDFORD AVE BROOKLYN, NY 11210-1235 Citizen letters are a service of 0 Printed on chlorine-free, 100% post-consumer recycled paper. 102013 CREDO ------------------

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I'm writing to urge you to deny new licenses for Indian Point and shut the plant down. Indian Point is a threat to the environment and the people of the region. It vents billions of gallons of hot water into the Hudson River daily, killing millions offish each year. Radioactive waste in its overfilled storage ponds is leaking into the ground and the Hudson. In its 40-year history, Indian Point has seen broken warning sirens, transformer explosions and oil spills. And the danger of Indian Point is greatly magnified by its location.

It sits at the intersection of two earthquake faults and 20 million people live within 50 miles of the plant. That's why it has been dubbed "Fukushima on the Hudson." A 2003 study found the plant's emergency plans "inadequate to protect the public from an unacceptable dose of radiation." Indian Point would not qualify for new licenses under the NRC's current safety, seismic and population standards.

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I'm writing to urge you to deny new licenses for Indian Point and shut the plant down. Indian Point is a threat to the environment and the people of the region. It vents billions of gallons of hot water into the Hudson River daily, killing millions of fish each year. Radioactive waste in its overfilled storage ponds is leaking into the ground and the Hudson. In its 40-year history, Indian Point has seen broken warning sirens, transformer explosions and oil spills. And the danger of Indian Point is greatly magnified by its location.

It sits at the intersection of two earthquake faults and 20 million people live within 50 miles ofthe plant. That's why it has been dubbed "Fukushima on the Hudson." A 2003 study found the plant's emergency plans "inadequate to protect the public from an unacceptable dose of radiation." Indian Point would not qualify for new licenses under the NRC's current safety, seismic and population standards.

You should not renew the plant's existing licenses now. Please let me know how you intend to address this issue. Sincerely, Elizabeth Bradford 4 SADORE LN APT 4R YONKERS, NY 10710-4746 Citizen letters are a service of 0 Printed on chlorine-free, 100% post*consumer recycled paper. ©2013 CREDO -----------

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I'm writing to urge you to deny new licenses for Indian Point and shut the plant down. Indian Point is a threat to the environment and the people of the region. It vents billions of gallons of hot water into the Hudson River daily, killing millions offish each year. Radioactive waste in its overfilled storage ponds is leaking into the ground and the Hudson. In its 40-year history, Indian Point has seen broken warning sirens, transformer explosions and oil spills. And the danger of Indian Point is greatly magnified by its location.

It sits at the intersection of two earthquake faults and 20 million people live within 50 miles of the plant. That's why it has been dubbed "Fukushima on the Hudson." A 2003 study found the plant's emergency plans "inadequate to protect the public from an unacceptable dose of radiation." Indian Point would not qualify for new licenses under the NRC's current safety, seismic and population standards.

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Citizen Letter An urgent message from a concerned citizen. New York's Indian Point is quite likely America's most hazardous nuclear power plant. And yet the NRC is now considering a 20-year renewal of the plant's operating licenses.

I'm writing to urge you to deny new licenses for Indian Point and shut the plant down. Indian Point is a threat to the environment and the people of the region. It vents billions of gallons of hot water into the Hudson River daily, killing millions offish each year. Radioactive waste in its overfilled storage ponds is leaking into the ground and the Hudson. In its 40-year history, Indian Point has seen broken warning sirens, transformer explosions and oil spills. And the danger of Indian Point is greatly magnified by its location.

It sits at the intersection of two earthquake faults and 20 million people live within 50 miles of the plant. That's why it has been dubbed "Fukushima on the Hudson." A 2003 study found the plant's emergency plans "inadequate to protect the public from an unacceptable dose of radiation." Indian Point would not qualify for new licenses under the NRC's current safety, seismic and population standards.

You should not renew the plant's existing licenses now. Please let me know how you intend to address this issue. Sincerely, William Rees Davis 129 WITTENBERG RD BEARSVILLE, NY 12409-5627 Citizenletters are a service of 0 Printed on chlorine-free, 100% post-consumer recycled paper. <!:>2013 CREDO = -----= --

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Citizen Letter An urgent message from a concerned citizen. New York's Indian Point is quite likely America's most hazardous nuclear power plant. And yet the NRC is now considering a 20-year renewal of the plant's operating licenses.

I'm writing to urge you to deny new licenses for Indian Point and shut the plant down. Indian Point is a threat to the environment and the people of the region. It vents billions of gallons of hot water into the Hudson River daily, killing millions offish each year. Radioactive waste in its overfilled storage ponds is leaking into the ground and the Hudson. In its 40-year history, Indian Point has seen broken warning sirens, transformer explosions and oil spills. And the danger of Indian Point is greatly magnified by its location.

It sits at the intersection of two earthquake faults and 20 million people live within 50 miles of the plant. That's why it has been dubbed "Fukushima on the Hudson." A 2003 study found the plant's emergency plans "inadequate to protect the public from an unacceptable dose of radiation." Indian Point would not qualify for new licenses under the NRC's current safety, seismic and population standards.

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I'm writing to urge you to deny new licenses for Indian Point and shut the plant down. Indian Point is a threat to the environment and the people of the region. It vents billions of gallons of hot water into the Hudson River daily, killing millions of fish each year. Radioactive waste in its overfilled storage ponds is leaking into the ground and the Hudson. In its 40-year history, Indian Point has seen broken warning sirens, transformer explosions and oil spills. And the danger of Indian Point is greatly magnified by its location.

It sits at the intersection of two earthquake faults and 20 million people live within 50 miles ofthe plant. That's why it has been dubbed "Fukushima on the Hudson." A 2003 study found the plant's emergency plans "inadequate to protect the public from an unacceptable dose of radiation." Indian Point would not qualify for new licenses under the NRC's current safety, seismic and population standards.

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Citizen Letter An urgent message from a concerned citizen. New York's Indian Point is quite likely America's most hazardous nuclear power plant. And yet the NRC is now considering a 20-year renewal of the plant's operating licenses.

I'm writing to urge you to deny new licenses for Indian Point and shut the plant down. Indian Point is a threat to the environment and the people of the region. It vents billions of gallons of hot water into the Hudson River daily, killing millions of fish each year. Radioactive waste in its overfilled storage ponds is leaking into the ground and the Hudson. In its 40-year history, Indian Point has seen broken warning sirens, transformer explosions and oil spills. And the danger of Indian Point is greatly magnified by its location.

It sits at the intersection of two earthquake faults and 20 million people live within 50 miles ofthe plant. That's why it has been dubbed "Fukushima on the Hudson." A 2003 study found the plant's emergency plans "inadequate to protect the public from an unacceptable dose of radiation." Indian Point would not qualify for new licenses under the NRC's current safety, seismic and population standards.

You should not renew the plant's existing licenses now. Piease let me know how you intend to address this issue. Sincerely, Elizabeth Cohen 350 LINCOLN PL APT 4F BROOKLYN, NY 11238-5843 Citizen letters are a service of 0 Printed on chlorine-free, 100% post-consumer recycled paper.

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I'm writing to urge you to deny new licenses for Indian Point and shut the plant down. Indian Point is a threat to the environment and the people of the region. It vents billions of gallons of hot water into the Hudson River daily, killing millions offish each year. Radioactive waste in its overfilled storage ponds is leaking into the ground and the Hudson. In its 40-year history, Indian Point has seen broken warning sirens, transformer explosions and oil spills. And the danger of Indian Point is greatly magnified by its location.

It sits at the intersection of two earthquake faults and 20 million people live within 50 miles ofthe plant. That's why it has been dubbed "Fukushima on the Hudson." A 2003 study found the plant's emergency plans "inadequate to protect the public from an unacceptable dose of radiation." Indian Point would not qualify for new licenses under the NRC's current safety, seismic and population standards.

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I'm writing to urge you to deny new licenses for Indian Point and shut the plant down. Indian Point is a threat to the environment and the people of the region. It vents billions of gallons of hot water into the Hudson River daily, killing millions offish each year. Radioactive waste in its overfilled storage ponds is leaking into the ground and the Hudson. In its 40-year history, Indian Point has seen broken warning sirens, transformer explosions and oil spills. And the danger of Indian Point is greatly magnified by its location.

It sits at the intersection of two earthquake faults and 20 million people live within 50 miles ofthe plant. That's why it has been dubbed "Fukushima on the Hudson." A 2003 study found the plant's emergency plans "inadequate to protect the public from an unacceptable dose of radiation." Indian Point would not qualify for new licenses under the NRC's current safety, seismic and population standards.

You should not renew the plant's existing licenses now. Please let me know how you intend to address this issue. Sincerely, Elaine Calos 20719 DARREN DR BAYSIDE, NY 11360-1177 Citizen letters are a service of 0 Printed on chlorine-free, 100% post-consumer recycled paper. ©2013 CREDO ---------------= --

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Citizen Letter A.n :urgent message from a concerned citizen. New York's Indian Point is quite likely America's most hazardous nuclear power plant. And yet the NRC is now considering a 20-year renewal of the plant's operating licenses.

I'm writing to urge you to deny new licenses for Indian Point and shut the plant down. Indian Point is a threat to the environment and the people of the region. It vents billions of gallons of hot water into the Hudson River daily, killing millions offish each year. Radioactive waste in its overfilled storage ponds is leaking into the ground and the Hudson. In its 40-year history, Indian Point has seen broken warning sirens, transformer explosions and oil spills. And the danger of Indian Point is greatly magnified by its location.

It sits at the intersection of two earthquake faults and 20 million people live within 50 miles of the plant. That's why it has been dubbed "Fukushima on the Hudson." A 2003 study found the plant's emergency plans "inadequate to protect the public from an unacceptable dose of radiation." Indian Point would not qualify for new licenses under the NRC's current safety, seismic and population standards.

You should not renew the plant's existing licenses now. Please let me know how you intend to address this issue. Sincerely, Jiro Adachi 3116 81ST ST FL 2 EAST ELMHURST, NY 11370-1911 Citizen letters are a service of CREDOTM 0 Printed on chlorine-free, 100% post-consumer recycled paper. 02013 CREDO -= -=

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Citizen Letter An urgent message from a concerned citizen. New York's Indian Point is quite likely America's most hazardous nuclear power plant. And yet the NRC is now considering a 20-year renewal of the plant's operating licenses.

I'm writing to urge you to deny new licenses for Indian Point and shut the plant down. Indian Point is a threat to the environment and the people of the region. It vents billions of gallons of hot water into the Hudson River daily, killing millions of fish each year. Radioactive waste in its overfilled storage ponds is leaking into the ground and the Hudson. In its 40-year history, Indian Point has seen broken warning sirens, transformer explosions and oil spills. And the danger of Indian Point is greatly magnified by its location.

It sits at the intersection of two earthquake faults and 20 million people live within 50 miles ofthe plant. That's why it has been dubbed "Fukushima on the Hudson." A 2003 study found the plant's emergency plans "inadequate to protect the public from an unacceptable dose of radiation." Indian Point would not qualify for new licenses under the NRC's current safety, seismic and population standards.

You should not renew the plant's existing licenses now. Please let me know how you intend to address this issue. Sincerely, T Jones 302 CONVENT AVE APT 42 NEW YORK, NY 10031-6333 Citizen letters are a service of CRED07 O Printed on chlorine-free, 100% post-consumer recycled paper. Cl2013 CREDO CREDOTM ---

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Dear Chair Macfarlane,

Citizen Letter An urgent messa_ge from a concerned citizen. New York's Indian Point is quite likely America's most hazardous nuclear power plant. And yet the NRC is now considering a 20-year renewal of the plant's operating licenses.

I'm writing to urge you to deny new licenses for Indian Point and shut the plant down. Indian Point is a threat to the environment and the people of the region. It vents billions of gallons of hot water into the Hudson River daily, killing millions of fish each year. Radioactive waste in its overfilled storage ponds is leaking into the ground and the Hudson. In its 40-year history, Indian Point has seen broken warning sirens, transformer explosions and oil spills. And the danger of Indian Point is greatly magnified by its location.

It sits at the intersection of two earthquake faults and 20 million people live within 50 miles of the plant. That's why it has been dubbed "Fukushima on the Hudson." A 2003 study found the plant's emergency plans "inadequate to protect the public from an unacceptable dose of radiation." Indian Point would not qualify for new licenses under the NRC's current safety, seismic and population standards.

You should not renew the plant's existing licenses now. Please let me know how you intend to address this issue. Sincerely, Barbara Kidney 93 LAKE SHORE DR PINE BUSH, NY 12566-7213 Citizen letters are a service of CREDOTM O Printed on chlorine-free, 100% post-consumer recycled paper. ©2013 CREDO -----------

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Citizen Letter An urgent message from a *concerned citizen. : New York's Indian Point is quite likely America's most hazardous nuclear power plant. And yet the NRC is now considering a 20-year renewal of the plant's operating licenses.

I'm writing to urge you to deny new licenses for Indian Point and shut the plant down. Indian Point is a threat to the environment and the people of the region. It vents billions of gallons of hot water into the Hudson River daily, killing millions of fish each year. Radioactive waste in its overfilled storage ponds is leaking into the ground and the Hudson. In its 40-year history, Indian Point has seen broken warning sirens, transformer explosions and oil spills. And the danger of Indian Point is greatly magnified by its location.

It sits at the intersection of two earthquake faults and 20 million people live within 50 miles of the plant. That's why it has been dubbed "Fukushima on the Hudson." A 2003 study found the plant's emergency plans "inadequate to protect the public from an unacceptable dose of radiation." Indian Point would not qualify for new licenses under the NRC's current safety, seismic and population standards.

You should not renew the plant's existing licenses now. Please let me know how you intend to address this issue. Sincerely, Diana Green 35 PARKWOOD AVE ROCHESTER, NY 14620-3401 Citizen letters are a service of 0 Printed on chlorine-free, 100% post-consumer recycled paper. ©2013 CREDO CREDO. -----= -

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Dear Chair Macfarlane,

Citizen Letter An urgent message from .a concerned New York's Indian Point is quite likely America's most hazardous nuclear power plant. And yet the NRC is now considering a 20-year renewal of the plant's operating licenses.

I'm writing to urge you to deny new licenses for Indian Point and shut the plant down. Indian Point is a threat to the environment and the people of the region. It vents billions of gallons of hot water into the Hudson River daily, killing millions of fish each year. Radioactive waste in its overfilled storage ponds is leaking into the ground and the Hudson. In its 40-year history, Indian Point has seen broken warning sirens, transformer explosions and oil spills. And the danger of Indian Point is greatly magnified by its location.

It sits at the intersection of two earthquake faults and 20 million people live within 50 miles ofthe plant. That's why it has been dubbed "Fukushima on the Hudson." A 2003 study found the plant's emergency plans "inadequate to protect the public from an unacceptable dose of radiation." Indian Point would not qualify for new licenses under the NRC's current safety, seismic and population standards.

You should not renew the plant's existing licenses now. Please let me know how you intend to address this issue. Sincerely, Laura Me Cture 226 YANKEE RD BOVINA CENTER, NY 13740-6550 Citizen letters are a service of 0 Printed on chlorine-free, 100% post-consumer recycled paper. ©2013 CREDO CREDo* -= ----

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Dear Chair Macfarlane,

Citizen Letter An urgent message from a "Concerned citizen. New York's Indian Point is quite likely America's most hazardous nuclear power plant. And yet the NRC is now considering a 20-year renewal of the plant's operating licenses.

I'm writing to urge you to deny new licenses for Indian Point and shut the plant down. Indian Point is a threat to the environment and the people of the region. It vents billions of gallons of hot water into the Hudson River daily, killing millions of fish each year. Radioactive waste in its overfilled storage ponds is leaking into the ground and the Hudson. In its 40-year history, Indian Point has seen broken warning sirens, transformer explosions and oil spills. And the danger of Indian Point is greatly magnified by its location.

It sits at the intersection of two earthquake faults and 20 million people live within 50 miles of the plant. That's why it has been dubbed "Fukushima on the Hudson." A 2003 study found the plant's emergency plans "inadequate to protect the public from an unacceptable dose of radiation." Indian Point would not qualify for new licenses under the NRC's current safety, seismic and population standards.

You should not renew the plant's existing licenses now. Please let me know how you intend to address this issue. Sincerely, Mark Dufault 660 FORT WASHINGTON AVE APT SJ NEW YORK, NY 10040-3966 Citizen letters are a service of CRED07 0 Printed on chlorine-free, 100% post-consumer recycled paper. 4:>2013 CREDO CREDOTM ---= -----------

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Dear Chair Macfarlane,

Citizen Letter A:n urgent message from .a concerned .citizen. , New York's Indian Point is quite likely America's most hazardous nuclear power plant. And yet the NRC is now considering a 20-year renewal of the plant's operating licenses.

I'm writing to urge you to deny new licenses for Indian Point and shut the plant down. Indian Point is a threat to the environment and the people of the region. It vents billions of gallons of hot water into the Hudson River daily, killing millions of fish each year. Radioactive waste in its overfilled storage ponds is leaking into the ground and the Hudson. In its 40-year history, Indian Point has seen broken warning sirens, transformer explosions and oil spills. And the danger of Indian Point is greatly magnified by its location.

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You should not renew the plant's existing licenses now. Please let me know how you intend to address this issue. Sincerely, Susan Butler PO BOX253 CHESTERTOWN, NY 12817-0253 Citizen letters are a service of CREDO:' 0 Printed on chlorine-tree.

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Citizen Letter An urgent message from a concerned citizen. New York's Indian Point is quite likely America's most hazardous nuclear power plant. And yet the NRC is now considering a 20-year renewal of the plant's operating licenses.

I'm writing to urge you to deny new licenses for Indian Point and shut the plant down. Indian Point is a threat to the environment and the people of the region. It vents billions of gallons of hot water into the Hudson River daily, killing millions of fish each year. Radioactive waste in its overfilled storage ponds is leaking into the ground and the Hudson. In its 40-year history, Indian Point has seen broken warning sirens, transformer explosions and oil spills. And the danger of Indian Point is greatly magnified by its location.

It sits at the intersection of two earthquake faults and 20 million people live within 50 miles of the plant. That's why it has been dubbed "Fukushima on the Hudson." A 2003 study found the plant's emergency plans "inadequate to protect the public from an unacceptable dose of radiation." Indian Point would not qualify for new licenses under the NRC's current safety, seismic and population standards.

You should not renew the plant's existing licenses now. Please let me know how you intend to address this issue. Sincerely, Herb Goldstein 4 SADORE LN APT 7G YONKERS, NY 10710-4720 Citizen letters are a service of CREDO:' 0 Printed on chlorine-free, 100% post-consumer recycled paper. 1Cl2013 CREDO ---------

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Dear Chair Macfarlane,

Citizen Letter An urgent message from a concerned citizen. New York's Indian Point is quite likely America's most hazardous nuclear power plant. And yet the NRC is now considering a 20-year renewal of the plant's operating licenses.

I'm writing to urge you to deny new licenses for Indian Point and shut the plant down. Indian Point is a threat to the environment and the people of the region. It vents billions of gallons of hot water into the Hudson River daily, killing millions of fish each year. Radioactive waste in its overfilled storage ponds is leaking into the ground and the Hudson. In its 40-year history, Indian Point has seen broken warning sirens, transformer explosions and oil spills. And the danger of Indian Point is greatly magnified by its location.

It sits at the intersection of two earthquake faults and 20 million people live within 50 miles ofthe plant. That's why it has been dubbed "Fukushima on the Hudson." A 2003 study found the plant's emergency plans "inadequate to protect the public from an unacceptable dose of radiation." Indian Point would not qualify for new licenses under the NRC's current safety, seismic and population standards.

You should not renew the plant's existing licenses now. Please let me know how you intend to address this issue. Sincerely, Lois Coletti 634 GLEN ST QUEENSBURY, NY 12804-2020 Citizen letters are a service of CREDO:' 0 Printed on chlorln&-free.

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Citizen Letter An urgent message from a concerned citizen. New York's Indian Point is quite likely America's most hazardous nuclear power plant. And yet the NRC is now considering a 20-year renewal of the plant's operating licenses.

I'm writing to urge you to deny new licenses for Indian Point and shut the plant down. Indian Point is a threat to the environment and the people of the region. It vents billions of gallons of hot water into the Hudson River daily, killing millions of fish each year. Radioactive waste in its overfilled storage ponds is leaking into the ground and the Hudson. In its 40-year history, Indian Point has seen broken warning sirens, transformer explosions and oil spills. And the danger of Indian Point is greatly magnified by its location.

It sits at the intersection of two earthquake faults and 20 million people live within 50 miles of the plant. That's why it has been dubbed "Fukushima on the Hudson." A 2003 study found the plant's emergency plans "inadequate to protect the public from an unacceptable dose of radiation." Indian Point would not qualify for new licenses under the NRC's current safety, seismic and population standards.

You should not renew the plant's existing licenses now. Please let me know how you intend to address this issue. Sincerely, Steve Metzger 126 W 81ST ST APT 4 NEW YORK, NY 10024-5945 Citizen letters are a service of CREDO'" O Printed on chlorine-tree.

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