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The Seacoast Anti-Pollution League

The Seacoast Anti-Pollution League

Helping protect Seacoast New Hampshire since 1969, SAPL is the leading Seacoast citizen organization working for a safe and sustainable energy future. We work alongside scientists, legislators, and other environmental groups to promote smart, actionable solutions for New Hampshire.

Offshore Wind

With 3.5 million acres of BOEM-designated wind energy area in the Gulf of Maine, offshore wind is key—to our state’s economy and to creating a safer, energy-independent future for all.

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THE SAPL MISSION

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Working to educate the community about environmental threats while actively assisting in the cleanup process (when applicable) and promoting long-term sustainable solutions.

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Nuclear Power

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SAPL educates citizens on the facts of nuclear energy while serving as a watchdog—protecting our collective health and safety when it comes to safety, regulatory, and legislative issues.

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EcoNews

NextEra is Sued for Blocking Needed Upgrades on Our Power Grid
Seabrook Owner NextEra Sued for Blocking Needed Upgrades to Our Power Grid
December 20, 2024

Seabrook Gets Sued: Avangrid Sues NextEra Just before the Thanksgiving holiday, news broke that Seabrook’s...

Safe Energy News of the Year and a request from SAPL
2024 End-of-Year Newsletter and Request
December 18, 2024

As the Year Comes to a Close, Some Good News! Well folks, despite the terrible...

Dollar stores have been aware for over a decade that their products contain lead, BPA, phthalates, and PFAS.
Dollar Store Toxics for Christmas?
December 7, 2024

In his article Beware the Toxic Chemicals at Dollar Stores, José Bravo discusses the alarming...

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Potassium iodide is essential to protect the thyroid gland from absorbing the radioactive Iodine released into the environment during a nuclear accident.
Be Prepared: The Importance of Potassium Iodide in Your First Aid Kit
June 1, 2023

Anyone who lives or works within 10 miles of a nuclear power plant should have...

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