Holtec International sues NYS over law banning discharge of radiological waste into the Hudson
The company claims the State of New York is overstepping its authority.
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1h agoHoltec International, the owners of Indian Point Power Plant in Buchanan, is suing the state of New York.
The company claims a state law banning discharge of radiological water into the Hudson River oversteps federal law in nuclear safety.
In a statement released by Holtec, the company says the Nuclear Regulatory Commission has the sole authority over radiological discharges from nuclear power plants.
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