Communities have the same rights as individuals.
We must seize back control of our community. The people of Seabrook, New Hampshire and the surrounding communities never wanted a nuclear power plant. In March of 1976, by a margin of 768 to 732, the people of Seabrook voted against the plant. Yet, state and federal officials allowed the construction of the plant. In the years that followed, people throughout southern New Hampshire and northeastern Massachusetts passed town meeting resolutions, filed lawsuits, testified at public hearings, picketed, wrote letters, circulated petitions, and took part in acts of civil disobedience in an effort to protect their own health and the health of generations to come.