CALCULATIONS OF REACTOR ACCIDENT CONSEQUENCES STUDY (CRAC-2)
• This study was commissioned by the NRC in 1982 to evaluate the consequences of meltdowns at all working US reactors.
• The study deemed a 17.5 mile radius around Indian Point as a "Peak Fatality Zone," and a 50 mile radius as a "Peak Injury Zone." (Nearly 21 million people live within this zone in NY, PA, NJ and CT)
• A meltdown at Indian Point-2 would result in 46,000 near-term deaths and 141,000 near-term injuries.
• A meltdown at Indian Point-3 would result in 50,000 near-term deaths and 167,000 near-term injuries.
• A meltdown at either reactor would cause $500.5 billion worth of property damage in Westchester ALONE! Homeowner's insurance policies do not cover nuclear damage.

1997 BROOKHAVEN NATIONAL LAB STUDY
• A disaster at the spent fuel facility could cause anywhere from 1,500 to 143,000 cancer deaths.
• A spent fuel disaster could cause from $800 million to $560 billion in damage.
• A spent fuel disaster could render as much as 2,700 square miles around the plant uninhabitable.