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Bridgeport Harbor Station is an old, outdated coal-fired power station owned and operated by Public Service Enterprise Group (PSEG) in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Join this Community Forum and connect with others working to close down this plant. 

Public hearing May 14 to retire the Bridgeport coal plant

Public hearing to retire the Bridgeport coal plant

Petition to Shutdown Bridgeport Harbor Station

Bridgeport Harbor Station is an old, outdated coal-fired power station owned and operated by Public Service Enterprise Group (PSEG) in Bridgeport, Connecticut. This enormous facility emits thousands of tons of asthma and cancer-causing pollution every year.

Bridgeport is a struggling community that doesn’t need this extra blight. The city has the fifth-highest poverty rate in the state. A 2008 study reported that about one-quarter of respondents have been diagnosed with asthma.

Documentary for Action!

Hello,

My name is Andy Myers and I'm with the nonprofit Working Films which connects documentary film to activism. I am currently working on the engagement campaign for the documentary Dirty Business which is an investigative report that exposes clean coal for the myth that it is while showcasing the atrocities of coal mining and the potentials of renewable energy.
 

Shut It Down

Hi Everyone, I was one of the activists arrested at the plant when we hung this banner: http://www.flickr.com/photos/greenpeaceusa09/5453474467/in/set-72157625894443775/

Bridgeport Harbor Station Coal Discussion

Submitted by bendicoot
May 3, 2012

Public hearing to retire the Bridgeport coal plant

Submitted by Michael Bodulow
February 14, 2012

Bridgeport Harbor Station is an old, outdated coal-fired power station owned and operated by Public Service Enterprise Group (PSEG) in Bridgeport, Connecticut. This enormous facility emits thousands of tons of asthma and cancer-causing pollution every year.

Bridgeport is a struggling community that doesn’t need this extra blight. The city has the fifth-highest poverty rate in the state. A 2008 study reported that about one-quarter of respondents have been diagnosed with asthma.

Submitted by Andy Myers
October 31, 2011

Hello,

My name is Andy Myers and I'm with the nonprofit Working Films which connects documentary film to activism. I am currently working on the engagement campaign for the documentary Dirty Business which is an investigative report that exposes clean coal for the myth that it is while showcasing the atrocities of coal mining and the potentials of renewable energy.
 

Submitted by John Deans
August 4, 2011

Hi Everyone, I was one of the activists arrested at the plant when we hung this banner: http://www.flickr.com/photos/greenpeaceusa09/5453474467/in/set-72157625894443775/