State pushes back on Holtec plan to release radioactive water into Hudson River
The company wants to release wastewater from the nuclear plant as part of that process.
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Oct 23, 2025, 10:37 AM
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Updated 4 hr ago
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4h agoThe State of New York is appealing a court ruling that favored Holtec in the fight over radioactive water and the Hudson River.
Holtec is the company decommissioning the Indian Point nuclear power plant.
The company wants to release wastewater from the nuclear plant as part of that process.
Holtec officials say the appeal will significantly delay the completion of the work.
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