Working Towards a Nuclear-Free Future While Remembering Our Past In September of last year, we lost SAPL’s founding president, John W. Parker, at the age of 92. The Seacoast Anti-Pollution League would like to pay tribute to John and take … Read More
Dear SAPL Members and Friends, As the year comes to a close and we enter our 55th year of activity, we would like to give you a sense of the progress we’ve made and prospects for the new year toward … Read More
We are honored that our friend Nancy McDonough requested to have her memory honored with donations to the Seacoast Anti Pollution League. If you would like to make a donation in Nancy’s memory, you may donate online though PayPal or … Read More
SAPL has had a busy and productive year. Please take a moment to read our year-end Energy News & Action Newsletter to learn what we’ve been up to and how your donations have been put to work. Please consider donating … Read More
While the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic has made everything a bit slower and more difficult for nonprofits and activists, we still have important news to share and actions that need your help! Please take a moment to read our end-of-year newsletter … Read More
The Birth of a National Anti-Nuclear Movement On August 1, 1976, 18 people walked onto the proposed site of the Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant and were arrested for criminal trespass and disorderly conduct. This would be the first civil … Read More
SAPL Director, Doug Bogen, was the first presenter at the Friends of Merrymeeting Bay’s 2021 Winter Speaker Series This Zoom Event happened on January 13, 2021 You can now watch the presentation on YouTube (below!) Title: Seabrook Nuclear Plant: Winds … Read More
UPDATE: Our anniversary gathering was held on Friday, September 13, 2019. Thank you to everyone who came out to celebrate with us! Join us for an evening of solidarity, stories, and inspiration as we celebrate SAPL’s 50th Anniversary fighting for … Read More
(updated with video footage on February 24, 2019) The Nuclear Regulatory Commission held a meeting to discuss the status and solicit public input on the degrading concrete structures in the Seabrook Nuclear Plant. This hastily-convened public meeting (as a result … Read More
A step towards independent, off-site, real-time Radiological Monitoring! On February 7, 2019, testimony was heard before the Health & Human Services Committee to discuss SENATE BILL 181-FN, an act requiring monitoring of certain radioactive air pollutants near the Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant. … Read More