Locate Seabrook Station elsewhere
The Seabrook, NH nuclear plant was put in a very bad spot, politically, and IMVHO, also practicly. The station looms over some of New Hampshire's beaches, clearly visible to anyone aproaching Hampton Beach (New Hampshire's biggest toursit beach.)
This area is simply not possible to evacuate in a hurry--I live nearby, and have driven the roads--in the summer. A looming hurricane, there's many days notice--a nuclear disaster, there's not necesarily a long lead time. So, regardless of actual risks, the Seabrook station location brought out a LOT of emotion along with the reasoned voices of opposition. It was so bad that only one of the units was ever finished--the second one, half built, was "mothballed," and later on, the containment dome was quietly demolished, and other components sold.
The conspicuous nature of the plant insured that protests got national news. Of course, living not too far away insures that I was in the heart of the controversey.