Sendai May Get Restart Approval, Who Has Potential To Restart
Japan’s NRA is expected to give restart approval for the Sendai nuclear plant this week. The reactors still would not
Read moreJapan’s NRA is expected to give restart approval for the Sendai nuclear plant this week. The reactors still would not
Read moreThe Japanese government is considering giving some sort of financial assistance to nuclear power utilities that decide to scrap their
Read moreAsahi Shimbun announced via the Facebook page that KEPCO would be decommissioning two of the three units at Mihama nuclear
Read moreJapan’s NRA declared that they would not revisit their ruling that the fault under the Tsuruga #2 reactor is active. Japanese
Read moreThis is a considerable development. Tritium is a considerable contamination problem at Fukushima Daiichi, with hundreds of billions of becquerels
Read moreWorkers have taken the unusual step of suing TEPCO for unpaid wages, even though the four workers are employed by
Read moreTEPCO began a second round of concrete covering of the port at Fukushima Daiichi in June 2014. As they began
Read moreTEPCO is reporting that work to remove fuel from the unit 4 spent fuel pool will resume tomorrow. Removal work
Read moreWithout saying how this might impact the potential restart of the Sendai Nuclear Plant, NRA said it would take about
Read moreWild boar exceeding the German limit of 600 bq/kg were found in the region of Saxony. The boar have been
Read more20 tons of fish returned to Japan from South Korea http://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20140821-00000035-yonh-kr&pos=3 Whitebait fishing resumes off Fukushima Pref. http://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/english/news/20140826_31.html TEPCO bypass
Read moreTEPCO is reporting that the console portion of the refueling machine that fell into the spent fuel pool of unit 3
Read moreThe LA Times covers the ongoing issues at WIPP. Their findings match with ours in our efforts to follow the
Read moreA new report released by Kyodo News seems to clear up what transpired and who may have wanted to abandon
Read moreA second ALPS decontamination system is being installed at Fukushima Daiichi and will begin test operations in early September. NRA
Read moreYesterday we reported on TEPCO’s admission of ongoing daily sea releases of contaminated water to the Pacific. The TEPCO rep
Read moreTEPCO made the startling admission today at a press conference that the plant is leaking 8 billion bequerels per day.
Read moreA brief note in the daily reports mentioned that TEPCO will be pausing cooling to the unit 3 spent fuel
Read moreNHK is reporting this new admission as coming from the late plant manager Masao Yoshida. He discussed problems with getting
Read moreNHK reported today that an 820 million USD agreement was reached to allow the towns of Futaba an Okuma to
Read moreNRA began their review of nuclear safety related to volcano’s this week. This would be considered a good thing for
Read moreA sample testing box set was tested at JAEA’s Tokai reactor in late July. The tests helped them come up
Read moreAnother periodic report from the Fukushima Health Survey has found more thyroid cancers in children. Another 14 cancers were confirmed
Read moreTEPCO began treating contaminated groundwater pumped up from around the reactor buildings to see if they can reduce levels low
Read moreThe Japanese government has announced that all 20 hours of Masao Yoshida’s testimony about the Fukushima nuclear disaster will be
Read moreTwo Belgian reactors are receiving continued investigations into the structural cracking problems of their reactor vessels. The steel reactor vessels
Read moreJapan’s NRA has established a panel to investigate volcano risks to nuclear plants, on the heels of their claim that
Read more“Father, Mother, please forgive me for dying before I could fulfill my duty as a son. After the earthquake, I
Read moreEfforts to freeze a trench near unit 2 in order to remove highly radioactive water has continued to have problems.
Read moreKepco: the monstrous 500-pound gorilla of Kansai http://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2014/08/16/national/kepco-monstrous-500-pound-gorilla-kansai/#.U_Db4PldUrk Work on the trench freezing operation stopped at Fukushima Daiichi. Dry ice
Read moreKyodo News is running a series of articles based on some of the official testimony of Fukushima Daiichi workers. These
Read morePart of the plan in Japan to attempt to restart reactors including trying to establish evacuation plans based on what
Read moreA rough translation of the NHK article tells something almost unbelievable to see admitted by the state news agency. “It
Read moreJapan’s central government to offer 300 billion yen over 30 years for towns near Fukushima Daiichi to host nuclear debris
Read moreTEPCO announced this week that they wanted to begin pumping up water from the sub drains near the reactor buildings.
Read moreA study of the tsunami risk at Diablo Canyon nuclear plant in California has been raising questions about NRC’s honesty
Read moreAs part of TEPCO’s admission that 100% of the unit 3 core has melted and left the reactor vessel, they
Read moreYesterday was the 69th anniversary of the Hiroshima bombing, the Nagasaki bombing took place on August 9th. Each year many
Read moreTEPCO has admitted that the fuel at unit 3 had a complete melt through. This is where 100% of the
Read moreHitachi GE conducted robot investigations into unit 2’s torus room on July 17th. The main focus of the work was
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