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NYC in Two Years: Hide Your Wallets and Don’t Breathe
The Indian Point nuclear power plant won’t begin shutting down for another two years, yet, thanks to the cold snap gripping New York and the rest of the northeast,...
Closing Indian Point Equals Trouble for Jobs, Taxes, & Renewable Energy
This story originally appeared in The New York Times, and was written by Lisa W. Foderarok. ALBANY — For years, many Westchester County residents and elected officials clamored for...
Closing Indian Point, An Environmental Injustice
If global warming and climate change are the most important environmental issues facing us today, then the emission-free electricity generating technology represented by the Indian Point nuclear power plant...
Indian Point Is A Giant Asthma Inhaler for New York City Asthmatics
With the planned closure of Indian Point – New York City’s largest clean energy provider – our region’s air quality will suffer. For over 40 years, Indian Point has...
SHARE Supports the American Association of Blacks in Energy
On August 4th 2017, at the historic Brickshire Golf Club in Providence Forge, Virginia, SHARE joined with African American energy professionals from across the country to support the Virginia...
Brace for higher energy costs, worse pollution as Indian Point closes
New York consumers and businesses need to brace for the impact that Indian Point’s closing will have on monthly electric utility bills, air quality, and grid reliability. Make no...
