Even the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) has finally noticed that
Entergy’s Indian Point nuke,
already famous for

falsified records,

catching fire and leaking oil into the Hudson River,
plus
being on a fault line,
not has Spectra’s Algonquin Incremental Market (AIM) fracked methane
pipeline aimed at it.
Stop the Algonquin Pipeline Expansion (SAPE),

Special meeting of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission on AIM Pipeline,

Nuclear Expert Paul Blanch to Present Critical New Information about
Dangerous Siting of Spectra AIM Pipeline Next to Indian Point
Nuclear Power Plant

On Wednesday, July 15th at 2:00 PM nuclear expert Paul Blanch will
preview critical new information about the Spectra AIM Pipeline and
then make a formal presentation to a special meeting of the Nuclear
Regulatory Commission (NRC) Petition Review Board.

Media is invited to the preview press conference and then to listen
to Mr. Blanch and pipeline expert Richard Kuprewicz present to the
NRC Petition Review Board.

Following the NRC Presentation, there will be an opportunity for
questions. Media is also invited to tour the proposed pipeline site
before and/or after the presentation.

What: Preview of Paul Blanch’s presentation to Nuclear Regulatory
Commission Petition Review Board followed by NRC Presentation and
Q&A.

Where: Hendrick Hudson Library; 185 Kings Ferry Road, Montrose, NY
10548

When: Wednesday, July 15th at 2:00 PM

Who: Paul Blanch, Nuclear Expert Richard Kuprewicz, National
Pipeline Safety Expert Assemblywoman Sandy Galef

Schedule:

2:30 PM: Blanch and Kuprewicz Present to NRC (via phone conference)

3:30 PM: Media Q&A with Blanch and Kuprewicz

Visuals: Guided tour of proposed pipeline site near Indian Point
Energy Center prior to or following the presentation at the library,
from 1:15-1:45 p.m or 4:30 p.m.- 5:00 p.m. Please park along
Broadway heading south, past the last Entergy sign, and look for
guides.

Background:

Spectra Energy has received approval by the Federal Energy
Regulatory Commission to build a new 42 inch diameter high pressure
gas pipeline in close proximity to vital structures at the Indian
Point nuclear power plant, as part of the Algonquin Incremental
Market Project. Mr. Blanch, a nuclear expert, and Mr. Kuprewicz, a
pipeline safety expert, will reveal that the risk assessment used as
the basis for approval of the AIM project must be negated because
the Nuclear Regulatory Commission knowingly used erroneous
information, not based on sound science, to improperly evaluate the
plant’s ability to achieve failsafe shutdown in the event of a
pipeline rupture.

-jsq